Business leaders say measure is 'good for society' but will cost French companies €300m a year France is doubling paid paternity leave for new fathers to 28 days, President Emmanuel Macron has announced. Of this leave, seven days will be obligatory, the French leader said, adding that 80% of the French population agreed that the amount of time fathers were currently allowed off work was too short.
Business leaders say measure is 'good for society' but will cost French companies €300m a year France is doubling paid paternity leave for new fathers to 28 days, President Emmanuel Macron has announced. Of this leave, seven days will be obligatory, the French leader said, adding that 80% of the French population agreed that the amount of time fathers were currently allowed off work was too short.
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