Continuous Childcare Leave
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Please enter the last day of your current leave (e.g., 1 year old, 1.5 years old, 2 years old, etc.).
If there is a menstrual cycle after the last menstrual period shown in the calculation results,
there will be a gap between the end of your parental leave and the start of your maternity leave.
If there is a menstrual cycle after the last menstrual period shown in the calculation results,
there will be a gap between the end of your parental leave and the start of your maternity leave.
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| Year month(s) day(s)(Assuming the birth occurs on the due date) |
You can also switch to the “Last Menstrual Period” view to check your estimated due date and other important dates for your pregnancy planning.
Last Menstrual Period: The day your period began (A)
Estimated Due Date: The 280th day from (A)
Maternity Leave: You may take leave starting 6 weeks (14 weeks for multiple births) before your estimated due date.The actual date of delivery is the last day.
Postnatal Leave: 8 weeks starting the day after the delivery date
Parental Leave: Starting the day after the end of postnatal leave
The date display has not been verified. Please use this as an estimate only.
Last Menstrual Period: The day your period began (A)
Estimated Due Date: The 280th day from (A)
Maternity Leave: You may take leave starting 6 weeks (14 weeks for multiple births) before your estimated due date.The actual date of delivery is the last day.
Postnatal Leave: 8 weeks starting the day after the delivery date
Parental Leave: Starting the day after the end of postnatal leave
The date display has not been verified. Please use this as an estimate only.
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we will check whether you can take consecutive periods of parental leave.