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Guide to Less Than Full Time Training - North West School of ...

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You may request that your maternity entitlement is paid differently, for example, the <strong>to</strong>talmaternity pay could be spread evenly across the maternity period.You will be incremented as normal during your maternity leave.I have recently returned from a period <strong>of</strong> OOPE in a foreign country. Do I stillqualify for full maternity entitlement?Yes. This break in NHS service will be disregarded, as will any breaks <strong>of</strong> less than 3months.Keeping In Touch (KIT) daysYou may take up <strong>to</strong> 10 KIT days in your maternity leave. These days may be used forwork or for training and will be paid at your basic rate (minus a maternity payment) for anyhours done. The KIT days must be agreed with your host trust and LEO must be informed<strong>of</strong> any KIT arrangements you have made.The process <strong>of</strong> arranging KIT days is as follows:1. E mail LEO Medical Personnel HR Officer Aileen Mowbray with the date(s) andactual number <strong>of</strong> hours you wish <strong>to</strong> work for each day (Payroll calculate KIT pay inHOURS, not DAYS): aileen.mowbray@pat.nhs.uk2. Aileen Mowbray will then forward this information <strong>to</strong> your host trust for theirauthorisation as they will be charged for these hours.3. Your maternity pay/ SMP will be adjusted by payroll <strong>to</strong> take account <strong>of</strong> the KIT pay.It is the deanery position that a doc<strong>to</strong>r cannot insist on working their KIT days, as they aresubject <strong>to</strong> the Host Trust’s agreement <strong>to</strong> be charged for them.Paternity LeavePartners <strong>of</strong> pregnant women are entitled <strong>to</strong> paternity leave. If they have been working forLEO for 26 weeks continuously ending with the 15th week before the baby is due they willreceive full pay, otherwise this leave will be unpaid. This leave must be taken in a block(not odd days) and can be taken at a time <strong>of</strong> your choosing within 8 weeks <strong>of</strong> the date <strong>of</strong>the baby’s birth, or the due date, whichever is later.You must apply <strong>to</strong> LEO at least 28 days before you intend <strong>to</strong> take the leave.Partners <strong>of</strong> pregnant woman are are also entitled <strong>to</strong> paid time <strong>of</strong>f <strong>to</strong> attend antenatalclasses, subject <strong>to</strong> the needs <strong>of</strong> the service.Additional Paternity Leave (APL)Partners may also take between 2 and 26 full weeks <strong>of</strong> the mother’s maternity leave at anytime between the date 20 weeks after baby’s birth and baby’s 1st birthday. APL can onlybe taken after the mother has returned <strong>to</strong> work. Any outstanding SMP the mother isentitled <strong>to</strong> will transfer <strong>to</strong> the partner on APL. Partners are also entitled <strong>to</strong> 10 KIT days.17

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