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Discover Ludwig"statutory leave" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a type of leave or time off from work that is mandated by law. It is typically provided for reasons such as vacation, sick leave, or family leave. Example: "Employees are entitled to a certain number of days of statutory leave per year, as outlined in the company's policy."
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Paternity: Statutory leave and pay, plus one day's full pay.
Just four days of statutory leave is enough for a nine-day holiday.
A woman on maternity leave will still be able to go into work for 10 days without ending her statutory leave and pay.
By combining annual leave days with bank holidays and weekends, it is possible to almost double your statutory leave and get 20 days off.
Only 55% of fathers take the full two weeks off work when their child is born and a third do not take any of their statutory leave.
Rob Debenham, show manager of The Holiday and Travel Show, crunched the dates of Bank Holidays to discover that just eight days of statutory leave in March and April is enough for a 16 day holiday.
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Not only is it non-statutory – leaving it fighting for space in an already overcrowded curriculum – but explaining complex and potentially controversial concepts to young children can be a daunting prospect.
■ Statutory maternity leave and pay, ordinary paternity leave, adoption leave and pay will continue as before and run alongside SPL.
Women who are employed, either full-time or part-time, are entitled to 52 weeks statutory maternity leave, and men in the UK now have the option to take paid shared parental leave.
America provides no statutory paid leave for mothers and only 12 weeks unpaid.
The present system of statutory parental leave costs the government £1.83bn annually.
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