Great-Britain : CBI ends maternity leave support

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16 January 2006 à 08h32

Updated on 30 January 2006 à 15h22

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The CBI has withdrawn its support for the government's plan to extend the paid maternity leave from six months to nine. It has made this move because the government withdrew its plan to allow firms to pass the handling of maternity pay over to HM Revenue and Customs. (Ref. 0668)
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Updated on 30 January 2006 à 15h22

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Publication: 16 January 2006 à 08h32, Updated on 30 January 2006 à 15h22

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Currently,
employers have to pay the maternity benefit directly to their employees and
then they are reimbursed, but only after having carried out administrative
formalities. This was due to change
before the U-turn of the government.

“Given that the
burdens on employers will now not be compensated through adequate additional
support, I regret the CBI can no longer support your proposals to extend
family-friendly employment legislation,” wrote Sir Digby , leader of the CBI, to Trade...

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