… generous parental leave and its well-developed public day-care services, education, health and infrastructure, … currently under way to support fathers’ participation in childcare, especially taking up parental leave. The Family …
… participation of women. Policy instruments, such as child-care services and incentives for employers to support … by the government to offset the burdens associated with child-rearing are far from sufficient. Hungary has much room …
… between parents. During parental leave and until their child’s seventh birthday, parents have the right to work … have the right to work part-time simultaneously to raise a child. Since 2014, employees have enjoyed the right to take an unpaid leave or work part-time in order to care for a disabled or elderly relative or a child with a …
… the victim number of special guardians appointed to the child in court proceeding linked to domestic violence … court aimed at protecting the rights and interests of the child in cases of domestic violence number of individuals … violence. In addition to this, records kept by health care institutions contain data on: number of reports received …
… health institutions, covering all the Portuguese primary care services and all the public hospitals and has more than … professionals, especially those who work at maternal and child health, must be able to identify and guide a child, a youth or a woman who has suffered from FGM, as well …
… Research and data show that the unequal division of care responsibilities is a key issue for reconciliation of … a database of examples of good practice, the ‘Day with a Child at Work’ campaign, a competition on employers’ good … for parents of young children; The campaign ‘Day with a Child at Work’ (Dzień z Dzieckiem w Pracy); Discount cards …
… parental leave, in addition to two weeks leave after a child is born, brought home from hospital, or adopted. One of … leave with full pay following the birth or adoption of a child. "We believe that an employee who has taken up the … men) taking longer than two weeks in connection with a child being born or brought into the home (up to nine weeks …