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Same in France (plus three days of leave at childbirth) - http://www.ameli.fr/employeurs/vos-demarches/conges/le-conge-paternite/duree-du-conge-paternite.php ht

• rquirk 14y ago
  Spain has 2 days at birth and then 13 days in the first 3 months (I think, it has been a while), but this was only increased in 2006 or so. Prior to that it was just 2 days total, at birth.
• petercooper 14y ago
  The UK (as Anglo as it gets ;-)) is 2 weeks: https://www.gov.uk/paternity-pay-leave/overview https://www.gov.uk/paternity-pay-leave/overview .. but up to 26 weeks if the mother goes back to work.
  • cdavid 14y ago
    With the small detail that you earn <= 136.78 pounds per week during this leave: https://www.gov.uk/paternity-pay-leave/pay https://www.gov.uk/paternity-pay-leave/pay. For women, it is the same after 6 weeks I believe. Paternity/Maternity leaves in UK are truely horrible compared to most continental countries.
    • petercooper 14y ago
      True, but even as a British working parent, I think I'd vote to stick with it though. It's expensive to offer those benefits and Norway and France, say, are rocking 43.6% and 44.6% of GDP as tax revenues respectively versus our 39% and we already feel hard done by as it is ;-) (Now if we could cull the military to pay for more social benefits, fine, but that'll never happen..)