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If you’re due to start maternity leave in the ... leading up to the end of your ‘qualifying week’. This is the 15th week before you are expected to give birth – so basically when you’re 25 weeks ...

Find the date by adding or subtracting from a selected date. Modify the values and click the calculate button to see result. Days between two dates The date calculator calculates the difference ...

You have a right to take up to a year of maternity ... start your maternity leave from 11 weeks before your due date that you’re pregnant when your baby’s due that you want to take maternity leave ...

Employees on maternity or parental leave are considered to be continuously employed, for the purposes of calculating ... date, the employee is still entitled to maternity leave but is not entitled to ...

This directive describes the conditions under which managers or opted out or excluded employees qualify for maternity, parental or adoption leave, the duration and starting date of the leave, benefit ...

In other words, with so few days off from paid work, "You don't want to begin your maternity leave too early before because then you will have less time with your child," Boyd wrote. Suppose you ...

A MUM has revealed that she made £53,0000 during the first four months of her maternity leave - without doing ... a Venture Capital Investor. When she started the challenge, Helena didn't know ...

Your Statutory Maternity Benefit must start at least two weeks before the end of ... maternity leave. You get 26 weeks’ leave, starting from the day your baby is born, plus extra leave for the number ...