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The Maternity and Parental Leave etc. and the Paternity and Adoption Leave (Amendment) Regulations 2006
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Amendments to the Paternity and Adoption Leave Regulations 2002
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14. After regulation 21 insert—
“Work during adoption leave period
21A.—(1) An employee may carry out up to 10 days' work for his employer during his statutory adoption leave period without bringing his statutory adoption leave to an end.
(2) For the purposes of this regulation, any work carried out on any day shall constitute a day’s work.
(3) Subject to paragraph (4),for the purposes of this regulation, work means any work done under the contract of employment and may include training or any activity undertaken for the purposes of keeping in touch with the workplace.
(4) Reasonable contact from time to time between an employee and his employer which either party is entitled to make during an adoption leave period (for example to discuss an employee’s return to work) shall not bring that period to an end.
(5) This regulation does not confer any right on an employer to require that any work be carried out during the statutory adoption leave period, nor any right on an employee to work during the statutory adoption leave period.
(6) Any days' work carried out under this regulation shall not have the effect of extending the total duration of the statutory adoption leave period.”.
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