

ParentalPayEquality
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@ShPPEquality
Campaign to implement Statutory Shared Parental Pay for the self-employed. RT ≠ endorsement. Founder: @OlgaFitzRoy







Paid and protected leave for all parents would close the gender pay gap, support dad’s mental health and probably save a lot of relationships. The government now committed to producing plans by June next year- Help keep the pressure up to make this happen! vm.tiktok.com/ZNdesY9gE/

🗓️ Watch our hearing on shared parental leave at 2.20pm on Wednesday 26 February with: @dadshiftuk | @pregnantscrewed | @CapstickKarla | @uniofeastanglia | @jrf_uk | @_EqualParenting | @fawcettsociety

Today I am pleased to announce there will be a new right to neonatal care leave which will be available from April. This will support new parents who have to face having a newborn in hospital with a right to leave from work whilst their baby is in neonatal care.


🚨 NEW: Tube drivers have been offered the following deal by TFL to get them to call off strikes: - Four-day week - 4.5% pay rise - Paid meal breaks - 2.5 hours a week less work - 35-hour working week - Extra week's paid paternity leave [@RossLydall]

🚨There's a parliament debate on paternity leave tomorrow. Can you email your MP to ask them to speak at the debate and raise the profile of paternity leave ? We've made an online tool that takes 30 seconds to use. thedadshift.good.do/paternityleave…

The UK's paternity leave policy is the worst in Europe - just two weeks paid at < half the minimum wage. Today we've launched The Dad Shift to help change that. Read more here: thedadshift.org and sign our letter calling for better pat leave here: action.thedadshift.org/a/open-letter

The King's just announced this Government will be signing the New Deal for Working People into law. Add your name to celebrate this and show your support for getting this done, whatever the bad bosses have to say: labourunions.org.uk/supportnewdeal/

'I had 4 days off work after my son was born - I was robbed of precious moments' mirror.co.uk/news/real-life…



Time to talk Universal Credit. We're 10yrs into its roll-out, so understandably interest has waned. But it's impact on Britain has built - whoever wins the next election will be governing a "Universal Credit Britain" with 7m families - and big winners and losers - on it by 2029🧵



