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637 Deputy John Lyons asked the Minister for Justice and Equality the statutory situation regarding paternity leave; his plans to introduce paternity leave as currently it is not recognised in employment law in Ireland and employers are not obliged to grant male employees special paternity leave, either paid or unpaid, following the birth of their child. [27556/12]

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637 Deputy John Lyons asked the Minister for Justice and Equality the statutory situation regarding paternity leave; his plans to introduce paternity leave as currently it is not recognised in employment law in Ireland and employers are not obliged to grant male employees special paternity leave, either paid or unpaid, following the birth of their child. [27556/12]

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