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Paternity Leave 2012

The 2012 XpertHR Benchmarking survey of employers' paternity leave arrangements, based on responses from 181 organisations with a combined workforce of 141,850 employees.

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Survey:	Paternity Leave 2012	Date: 10-02-2012
Source:	XpertHR Surveys	More about this Survey

Survey questions

Have any of your employees taken additional paternity leave?

Have any female employees' partners taken additional paternity leave?

How do your paternity leave provisions compare with the statutory minimum requirements?

How do your paternity leave provisions compare with the statutory minimum requirements?

How do your paternity pay provisions compare with the statutory minimum requirements?

How does pay for additional paternity leave compare with pay for additional maternity leave?

What are your views on paternity leave?

To what extent do you agree with the following statement? "Fathers at our organisation are often reluctant to take up paternity leave as they can rarely afford it."

To what extent do you agree with the following statement? "Fathers at our organisation are often reluctant to take up additional paternity leave as they fear it will affect their job prospects."

To what extent do you agree with the following statement? "Fathers should be encouraged to take up their entitlement to additional paternity leave so they can spend more time with their families."

To what extent do you agree with the following statement? "If all fathers took up their entitlement to additional paternity leave, there would be chaos in the workplace."

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