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Tuesday, 21 May 2013
On paid parental leave
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I have argued before that it would be nice if
post-docs would get paid maternity leave
. I didn't realize then that this should be the case for the entire workforce. I didn't know that actually
the US is one out of 8 countries in the world that do not have paid parental leave
.
Here is an interesting infographic on all the benefits that paid parental leave has for both mom, dad and baby:
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