hi folks, does anyone know what leave i'm entitled to.
father in law has recently passed away and i need a little time to sort things out.
thanks.
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berevement leave
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clashcityrocker
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Re: berevement leave
If arranging a funeral up to one week with pay, which includes the bereavement, arranging the funeral and any other duties (This is for arranging funerals of next of kin or as an executor).
For the death of next of kin and blood relative, (spouse, civil partner, long standing unmarried relationship, child, parent, sibling) up to one week with pay (No additional week is allowed if the person is arranging the funeral).
For a more distant relative e.g. parent in law, grandparent, aunt, uncle- one day with pay.
One day with pay.
One week if you are arranging the funeral.
For the death of next of kin and blood relative, (spouse, civil partner, long standing unmarried relationship, child, parent, sibling) up to one week with pay (No additional week is allowed if the person is arranging the funeral).
For a more distant relative e.g. parent in law, grandparent, aunt, uncle- one day with pay.
One day with pay.
One week if you are arranging the funeral.
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saddlerposty
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Re: berevement leave
well as i am the executor and arranger of funeral< looks like i can a get the week.
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