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Free whitepaper for shared parental leave policy – XpertHR

By Charles Staples

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From 5 April 2015, mothers will be able to curtail their maternity leave after two weeks to enable them to take shared parental leave with their partner. This means that employers should put in place procedures for dealing with requests from employees for shared parental leave.

Find a whitepaper for creating your own shared parental leave policy here. 

editorial assistant at HRreview

Charles Staples is an editorial assistant at HRreview.

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