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Paternity leave, paternity benefit civil service

fangler · 2019-01-30 20:49:44

Going on 2 weeks paternity leave for the birth of my child. I'm a civil servant so entitled to 2 weeks paid leave. Also entitlement to 240 euro a week paternity benefit for the 2 week period. Are both of these paid together - will I get my wage plus the paternity benefit for the 2 week period? Apologies as I'm sure this is…

30-01-2019 8:49pm

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Going on 2 weeks paternity leave for the birth of my child. I'm a civil servant so entitled to 2 weeks paid leave. Also entitlement to 240 euro a week paternity benefit for the 2 week period.

Are both of these paid together - will I get my wage plus the paternity benefit for the 2 week period?

Apologies as I'm sure this is probably posted elsewhere.

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#2 30-01-2019 10:36pm

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No, your employer will be the difference - eg, if weekly wage was 500€, and the leave is 240€ the, you will get 260€ from your employer. But if you get paid fortnightly or monthly, you get paid and then have it deducted at later point in time

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