Proposals to create a system of shared parental leave have been bogged down in wrangling between ministers over a radical plan to grant a �5,500 “baby bonus” to parents on the birth of the child.
The plan was put forward by Oliver Letwin and would replace statutory maternity pay; the idea is that it would increase individual choice and remove a bureaucratic cost from employers. But it has not yet been implemented because of fears that it could end up costing more; given that many mothers don’t take their full 39 weeks of paid leave.
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