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Maternity Benefits Guide - Hampshire County Council

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When: What to do: See:<br />

caseworker using Form M4G, which must<br />

be countersigned by your line manager.<br />

Section 13.6<br />

Your HR caseworker will confirm your<br />

return date and the required 3month/13<br />

week return period (using letter M8) .<br />

Option 2 - return to work earlier than<br />

end of maternity leave<br />

Section 13.2<br />

If you wish to return early (before the end<br />

of your AML entitlement) you must write<br />

formally to your line manager and you may<br />

use form M4E, giving the appropriate<br />

written period of notice of an early return.<br />

Providing the early return date is approved<br />

by your line manager, your HR<br />

caseworker will confirm this (using letter<br />

M5).<br />

If the early return date needs to be<br />

postponed your HR caseworker will<br />

confirm this (using letter M6).<br />

Option 3 – resign Section 14<br />

You need to write formally to your line<br />

manager to confirm your intention to<br />

resign your post, sending a copy of this<br />

letter (or Form M4F) to your HR<br />

caseworker who will send you letter M7A<br />

or M7B depending on whether you need<br />

to repay any element of your maternity<br />

pay.<br />

Step 7 Section 15<br />

You return to work ….<br />

Your HR caseworker will ensure that you<br />

are returned to normal pay.<br />

If you opted to suspend the 12 weeks’ half<br />

pay OMP, your HR caseworker will<br />

arrange for this to be paid to you in your<br />

first pay period following your return to<br />

work.<br />

To ensure you are not in an overpayment<br />

position, your HR caseworker will, with<br />

your line manager, monitor your required<br />

return to work period to ensure your<br />

entitlement to retain OMP.<br />

If you complete the required return<br />

period, your HR caseworker will confirm<br />

this in writing (using letter M8).<br />

If you do not complete the required<br />

return to work period or do not return to<br />

work and did not suspend the 12 weeks<br />

OMP, your HR caseworker will recover<br />

this as an overpayment. This will be<br />

confirmed in writing (using letter M7C).<br />

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