Sentence examples for maternity pay to from inspiring English sources

Potentially, this could affect everything from child benefit to maternity pay to pensions.

Another woman contacted her employer to find out why she had not received any maternity pay, to be told they had ended her contract while she was on maternity leave.

Labour says it will introduce a £5.3bn package, including extending 30 free hours of childcare to all two-year-olds, and moving towards making some childcare available for one-year-olds and extending maternity pay to 12 months.

Today the Department of Education and the Treasury are publishing plans showing how parents who want to do the best by their children can be given the support they need, from child care tax credits and maternity pay, to support for parenting at Sure Start centres, and the increase in mentoring for children in care that we are announcing today.

He told the audience how they could exploit maternity pay rules "to get the government to pay your bonuses".

Maternity pay is to be changed from a fixed, and low, rate to 40% of salaries.

"A self-employed builder has no recourse to statutory sick pay should they have an injury on site," its report, Boosting the Living Standards of the Self-Employed, points out; and "a self-employed cleaner would have no access to statutory maternity pay were they to become pregnant".

Exit would leave many of the things we hold dear – be it maternity pay, the right to join a trade union or providing refuge to those seeking sanctuary – in peril.

The possibilities are real: the chancellor announced a review of maternity pay and leave, to be conducted by trade and industry secretary Stephen Byers and likely to take in an existing review of a new entitlement to parental leave.

The terms of Maternity Pay are due to be enhanced.

If Pete and Jenny have more children, they will benefit from the increase in maternity pay from £60 to £75.