Fifth of fathers would take six months’ paternity leave
Up to a fifth of working fathers would take six months’ paternity leave when it is offered next year, new research has shown.
But concern over money was the biggest barrier preventing fathers from taking advantage of the new government proposal, according to a poll commissioned by Orange and conducted by YouGov.
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