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3 Jul 2015: However, any remaining ShPP to which they are entitled will usually remain payable via the University Payroll, unless they start working for a new employer.

3 Jul 2015: Eligible employees may be entitled to take up to 39 weeks ShPP while taking Shared Parental Leave (less any weeks of SMP, MA or SAP claimed by the employee or their partner). ShPP may be payable during some or all of Shared Parental Leave, depending

3 Jul 2015: If the employee is the child's mother and wants to opt into the Shared Parental Leave scheme, or if the employee is taking adoption leave, and wants to opt into Shared Parental Leave: they must give the University at least eight weeks' written

3 Jul 2015: withdraw the period of leave notice within 15 days of giving it (in which case the notice will not be counted and the employee may submit a new one if they

3 Jul 2015: The employee will be advised in writing of the end date of any period of Shared Parental Leave. The employee is expected to return on the next working day after this date, unless they notify the University otherwise. If the Employee is unable to

3 Jul 2015: and the new start date. ... If the employee wishes to return to work earlier than the expected return date, they must give at least eight weeks’ notice of the new return date.

18 Aug 2015: This will involve a process of continuous service improvement and innovation which will often result in the need for organisational change such as the introduction of new technology or systems, strategy

3 Jul 2015: Once a period of SPL has been granted, any variation or cancellation of the leave will count as one of the employee’s three permitted applications. Where possible, eight weeks’ notice must be given of any variation or cancellation to a period of

3 Jul 2015: For example, a new father who is employed by the University, is eligible to SPL and whose partner has curtailed her maternity leave after 26 weeks, is entitled to take 26

10 Aug 2015: potential for redundancy, their working hours or practices being affected, new systems/processes introduced that they are not knowledgeable about.