Maternity and parental rights

Article Abstract:

A survey conducted by EOR to examine the maternity, paternity and adoption provisions and the working arrangements provided by 117 employers as well as a detailed look at how employers have responded to the new legislations introduced in April 2003 is presented. Findings of the survey reviewing 117 employers show that 9 out of 10 employers allow maternity leavers to return to work on a part-time or job-share basis with little impact on their business.

United States, Surveys, Employers

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Breastfeeding: A woman's right?

Article Abstract:

A principal legal officer at the Equal Opportunities Commission looks at whether employers have a duty to allow women the flexibility to continue breastfeeding on their return from maternity leave. It is important for the employers to recognize that the continuation of breastfeeding following maternity leave is as important to women as during the protected maternity leave period.

Breast feeding

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Work and families bill

Article Abstract:

The salient provisions contained in Work and Families bill, that was introduced on October 18, 2005, are discussed. The main issues addressed in the bill are extension of statutory maternity pay, additional paternity leave, and flexible working for people who have caring responsibilities of adults.

Labor force information, Government domestic functions, Social policy, Caregivers, Employment

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