UK Statutory Instrument SI 2010/1059 United Kingdom

The Additional Paternity Leave (Adoptions from Overseas) Regulations 2010

Status
In Force

What it defines

Regulations creating concrete business duties or carrying penalties, grouped as the instrument is structured. Titles link to the source text — blue means you’re leaving for legislation.gov.uk.

26 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.001 Citation, commencement and extent
s.002 Interpretation
s.003 Application
s.004 Entitlement to additional paternity leave (adoptions from overseas)
s.005 Options in respect of leave under regulation 4
s.006 Notice and evidential requirements for leave under regulation 4
s.007 Variation or cancellation of leave under regulation 4 before leave period has begun
s.008 Employer’s confirmation of period of leave under regulation 4
s.009 Commencement of leave under regulation 4
s.010 Entitlement to additional paternity leave (adoptions from overseas) in the event of the death of the adopter
s.011 Options in respect of leave under regulation 4 in the event of the death of the adopter
s.012 Notice and evidential requirements for leave under regulation 4 in the event of the death of the adopter
s.013 Variation or cancellation of leave under regulation 4 in the event of the death of the adopter
s.014 Disrupted placement or death of a child in the course of additional paternity leave
s.015 Return to work
s.016 Work during an additional paternity leave period
s.017 Application of terms and conditions during additional paternity leave
s.018 Redundancy during additional paternity leave
s.019 Dismissal during additional paternity leave
s.020 Early return from additional paternity leave period
s.021 Right to return after additional paternity leave
s.022 Incidents of the right to return after additional paternity leave
s.023 Protection from detriment
s.024 Unfair dismissal
s.025 Contractual rights to additional paternity leave
s.026 Calculation of a week’s pay

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