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RSA Insurance to introduce equal parental leave

Employee Benefits

RSA Insurance is to introduce equal parental leave from January 2024 in order to add to its family-friendly provision. The new policy will offer all parents up to 52 weeks of equal leave, 26 of which will be fully paid. It The post RSA Insurance to introduce equal parental leave appeared first on Employee Benefits.

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What can the UK learn from childcare policies around the world?

Employee Benefits

Looking at childcare provision in other countries , greater investment from government can bring down overall costs for employers to offer working parents more support. Some UK organisations have taken the lead from countries that offer enhanced leave such as Iceland, where equal parental leave is considered the norm.

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Two Neighboring States Recently Joined a Growing Movement to Provide Paid Family Leave

McNees

Employers with at least 25 employees in Delaware during the prior 12-month period must provide eligible employees with a maximum of 12 weeks of job-protected leave. Employers with 10 to 24 employees only need to offer parental leave.

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What will the top reward trends be in 2023?

Employee Benefits

Caregiving benefits tend to be more prevalent in Asian countries and trends there, such as the use of greater personalisation, options for different scenarios and equality, are making their way over to Europe, says Vickery. appeared first on Employee Benefits. The post What will the top reward trends be in 2023?

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Paid Family Leave by State Number Increasing in U.S.

HR Digest

Paid family leave benefit amount: Based on employee wages; maximum weekly benefit of $1,009. Employer contributions begin in 2025, and employees can start applying for benefits in 2026. Maryland Maryland’s Family and Medical Leave Insurance (FAMLI) Program goes into effect in 2023.