Labour Party Vows To Increase Paternity Leave

The video covers a coffee morning with Labour leader Ed Miliband discussing the challenges faced by young families, particularly focusing on paternity leave and pay. Miliband proposes extending paternity leave to four weeks and increasing pay, funded by savings in tax credits. While some businesses support these changes, others express concerns about the costs and administrative burdens. The video also highlights the political implications of these policies for the upcoming election, with Miliband facing criticism from industry leaders but potentially gaining support from working fathers.

What changes were made to paternity leave in 2003?

What is the significance of the new deal for working fathers in election terms?