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New rights for working parents

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If you're a working parent, life is going to get a little easier - find out why

From the 6th April 2003 working laws will change. Parents of children under 6 years of age and parents with disabled children under 18 will now have the legal right to ask their employer to consider flexible ways of working. It might be working one day from home, job sharing, even coming in later or going home earlier. Everyone benefits. Employers get a happier, more loyal and more motivated workforce. And parents? They get to spend more time with the real boss.

• Maternity rights are changing
• Time off for new Fathers
• Adoption leave
• Flexible working
• Parental leave is a right
• Time off for dependants

For advice on any of the above, speak to an advisor on
08457 47 47 47.

Further help is available from the DTI website

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