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Can an employee lose his or her entitlement to leave if, by postponing leave, the date for taking this leave goes past the child’s 5th birthday (or the usual last date which would apply to them)?

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Can an employee lose his or her entitlement to leave if, by postponing leave, the date for taking this leave goes past the child’s 5th birthday (or the usual last date which would apply to them)?

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An employee should not lose the entitlement to parental leave because leave is postponed by the employer. An employer may only postpone a period of parental leave for a period of six months and not after the child’s 18th birthday.

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