Spain has decided to extend paid parental leave to 17 weeks, giving equal rights to both mothers and fathers.
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The Spanish government has announced an extra week of paid parental leave, bringing the total to 17 weeks. The move reflects Spain's commitment to equality and feminism, with four in ten men choosing to take parental leave. Although the government promised 20 weeks in the election campaign, the current proposal requires approval in parliament, where negotiations are ongoing to secure the necessary votes.
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Țara care extinde concediul plătit pentru părinți la 17 săptămâni. Mamele și tații beneficiază acum de drepturi egale
Schimbări în lege pentru toți acești părinți. Bani în plus și modificări la concediul de creștere a copilului
Noul concediu parental din Spania oferă taților una dintre cele mai lungi perioade plătite pentru creșterea copilului din Europa
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