Alan Johnson advocates for improved UK paternity leave

Alan Johnson has called for the UK government to introduce six weeks of paid paternity leave at 90% of earnings to better support working-class fathers. Despite existing leave, analysis shows that higher earners dominate its uptake, highlighting a class disparity. Johnson emphasizes that expanding paid leave would benefit society by encouraging childbirth and is financially feasible, costing around £1 billion but potentially generating increased tax revenue.

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