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Statutory Payments Manual

SPM200000 · Change in circumstances - contents

  • SPM200100 · Change in circumstances - Keeping in Touch (KIT) days
  • SPM200200 · Change in Circumstances - Shared Parental Leave in Touch (SPLIT) days
  • SPM200300 · Change in Circumstances - working for the liable employer during the maternity/adoption/paternity/bereavement/neonatal pay period
  • SPM200400 · Change in Circumstances - working for an employer who is not liable for Statutory Payments
  • SPM200500 · Change in Circumstances - working on a self-employed basis during the MP/AP/ShPP/SPBP/SNCP period
  • SPM200600 · Change in Circumstances - contractual liabilities when employment has ended
  • SPM200700 · Change in Circumstances - employee goes outside the UK
  • SPM200800 · Change in Circumstances - employee in legal custody
  • SPM200900 · Change in Circumstances - stillbirths/child dies
  • SPM201000 · Change in circumstances - child does not start or stops living with the adopter
  • SPM201100 · Change in Circumstances - employee dies
  • SPM201200 · Change in Circumstances - request to change start/end date of ASPP (Historical Information)
  • SPM201300 · Change in Circumstances - paying ASPP if the mother/adopter dies before or during the SMP/MA/SAP pay period (Historical Information)
  • SPM201400 · Change in Circumstances - paying ASPP following a change of mind in the event of the death of the mother/adopter
  1. Change in circumstances - contents
  2. Change in Circumstances - request to change start/end date of ASPP (Historical Information)

SPM201200 | Change in Circumstances - request to change start/end date of ASPP (Historical Information)

From HM Revenue & Customs · Statutory Payments Manual

If an employee wishes to change the start/end date of their ASPP, either before or after the Additional Paternity Leave has started, they must give their employer written notice at least six weeks before the earlier of the:

  • original start/end date or

  • new date.

If less than six weeks notice is given, the employer can insist the leave starts on the date previously notified or can postpone the return to work until six weeks notice has been given, or on the date previously notified, whichever is sooner.

There may be cases where it is not reasonably practicable to give six weeks notice in these cases it must be done as soon as possible.

The employer must confirm (in writing) within 28 days the date on which their employee’s ASPP pay period begins (or began) and ends.

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