More generous Statutory Paternity Leave would deliver on both household financial security and economic growth.

A report says dads should be paid 80% of earnings and allowed six weeks off work when they have a child.

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Calls on chancellor come as research suggests UK economy would benefit from more generous offering to new fathers

Calls come as research suggests UK economy would benefit from more generous offering to new fathers

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Expanding the statutory level of paternity leave for fathers could deliver £2.6bn of long-term growth to the UK economy, according to new research.

Expanding the statutory level of paternity leave for fathers could deliver £2.6bn of long-term growth to the UK economy, according to new research.

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