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  • Britain’s paltry paternity leave is yet another thing pricing out parenthood

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    Two weeks of paternity leave places Britain firmly near the bottom of fatherly league tables. It’s time to extend it, writes Cameron Smith After months of nervous anticipation for your first child’s arrival, the best-laid plans often go awry. As a new dad, you’ll listen closely to the birth plan your partner carefully arranges with [...]

    LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 14: Aaron Jaunty, 38, sits for a portrait with his daughter, Zora, and newborn son, Elias, at their home in Chingford on February 14, 2024 in London, England. Aaron says "Being a Black Dad means love and patience, trial and improvement. Alignment with my wife, my family, my village. Possibility". Dope Black Dads was formed by Marvyn Harrison on Father's Day 2018, first as a WhatsApp group of with 23 Black fathers he knew in London. It has since developed as a digital safe space for some 40,000 fathers from the international community to discuss their experiences of being black, a parent and masculinity in the modern world. It brings together men navigating fatherhood, societal pressures and the age-old stereotype of the absent Black father. Far too often societal biases perpetuate the myth of absent or disengaged lack fathers, the photographer sees this portrait series as an opportunity to uplift the ideology of Black men, especially in their role as fathers. A body of work that celebrates joy, pride and love. These portraits serve as a tribute to Black families' strength, resilience and beauty, amplifying their voices and contributing to a more nuanced and compassionate understanding of Black fatherhood. (Photo by Alishia Abodunde/Getty Images)
  • Election 2024: Labour pledge savings for parents as childcare policies fleshed out

    Battle for No10

    Free breakfast clubs in primary schools will save parents an annual £400, Labour has said, as the party begins to flesh out its plans for childcare policy.

    Free breakfast clubs in primary schools will save parents an annual £400, Labour has said, as the party begins to flesh out its plans for childcare policy.
  • UK faces ongoing recruitment crisis with more childcare and training needed – British Chambers of Commerce

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    The Government is being urged to help firms recruit workers after research showed employers are facing huge problems attracting staff. Four out of five of 5,600 businesses surveyed by the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) said they had problems recruiting workers in recent months. Hospitality firms were most likely to face challenges when recruiting, followed [...]

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