Army reservist who served in Ukraine DENIED paternity pay from civilian job after HMRC rules mission was work ‘break’

Army reservist who served in Ukraine DENIED paternity pay from civilian job after HMRC rules mission was work ‘break’

AN Army reservist who served on a Ukraine mission was denied paternity pay from his civilian job as his deployment counted as a break from work.  MPs and campaigners hit out at the rule, which could affect thousands of other reserve soldiers answering a call to duty.  The sergeant, who works as a lorry driver in his...

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