Ørsted supports new parents, and we understand that every family is unique. Our global parental leave policy applies to employees who become parents –regardless of how their family is made up, how the child became part of the family, how they identify*, which Ørsted office they work in, or what kind of work they do at Ørsted.
18/12 weeks of paid parental leave
To make sure we foster an equitable and inclusive workspace, we distinguish between primary and secondary caregivers. At all Ørsted’s global locations, the primary caregiver is entitled to at least 18 weeks of fully paid parental leave and the secondary caregiver to at least 12 weeks within the first year of your child’s arrival in the family. It’s up to you and your partner – if you have one – whom you choose for taking on the role of primary and secondary caregiver*.
The global policy – which is supplemented by country-specific guidelines – is the minimum standard for paid parental leave at Ørsted. In countries where the guidelines offer a more generous leave period, the country’s guidelines take precedence.
Child bonding time for all parents
We believe in sustainable families. Whether you become a parent by giving birth, adopting, or any other legal procedure, you’ll need time to bond with your child during the first year. That’s why we support new parents by giving you time to spend with your child – because Ørsted strives to be a workplace where everyone can thrive.
18/12 weeks of paid parental leave
To make sure we foster an equitable and inclusive workspace, we distinguish between primary and secondary caregivers. At all Ørsted’s global locations, the primary caregiver is entitled to at least 18 weeks of fully paid parental leave and the secondary caregiver to at least 12 weeks within the first year of your child’s arrival in the family. It’s up to you and your partner – if you have one – whom you choose for taking on the role of primary and secondary caregiver*.
The global policy – which is supplemented by country-specific guidelines – is the minimum standard for paid parental leave at Ørsted. In countries where the guidelines offer a more generous leave period, the country’s guidelines take precedence.
Child bonding time for all parents
We believe in sustainable families. Whether you become a parent by giving birth, adopting, or any other legal procedure, you’ll need time to bond with your child during the first year. That’s why we support new parents by giving you time to spend with your child – because Ørsted strives to be a workplace where everyone can thrive.
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*We comply with the laws in our local markets. Some countries may have legislation that differs in terminology and regulations for parental leave, and country-specific eligibility requirements may apply. But you’re guaranteed the minimum of 18 weeks of fully paid parental leave as a primary caregiver and a minimum of 12 weeks as a secondary caregiver. Please see your location page for more information on local benefits.
