The UK government is set to conduct a significant review of its parental leave policies to modernize an outdated system criticized for being one of the least favorable in the developed world. Campaigners, including The Dad Shift, view this as a vital opportunity for improvement. The review will examine statutory leave and pay provisions, which some employers supplement. Concerns about potential job losses due to increased costs to employers were raised, indicating a need for balanced reforms that prioritize both workers and businesses.
The government's planned review of parental leave aims to modernize the outdated UK system, which has been criticized for being one of the worst in developed nations.
Shadow business secretary Andrew Griffith expressed concerns that increasing costs for employers could result in job losses, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach.
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