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#maternityleave — Public Fediverse posts

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  1. Men’s Child Care Leave Exceeds 50% for First Time

    The rate of men taking child care leave in Japan rose to 50.9% in fiscal 2025, exceeding 50%…
    #EuropeSays #Japan #JP #childcareleave #children #maternityleave #Nihon #parentalleave #society
    europesays.com/japan/85755/

  2. Two more new #wikipedia articles for women in the US #labor movement. Irish-born Bridget Caulfield Peixotto (1877-1972) was a teacher fired in 1913 for taking time off to give birth; she fought, and won, so teachers in NY couldn't be fired for becoming mothers: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridget_ #maternityleave Elizabeth Maloney (1880-1921) was a tireless lobbyist for women workers' rights in Illinois, as a member of the Waitresses' Union: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabet #waitress #Chicago @wikiwomeninred

  3. Two more new #wikipedia articles for women in the US #labor movement. Irish-born Bridget Caulfield Peixotto (1877-1972) was a teacher fired in 1913 for taking time off to give birth; she fought, and won, so teachers in NY couldn't be fired for becoming mothers: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridget_ #maternityleave Elizabeth Maloney (1880-1921) was a tireless lobbyist for women workers' rights in Illinois, as a member of the Waitresses' Union: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabet #waitress #Chicago @wikiwomeninred

  4. Two more new #wikipedia articles for women in the US #labor movement. Irish-born Bridget Caulfield Peixotto (1877-1972) was a teacher fired in 1913 for taking time off to give birth; she fought, and won, so teachers in NY couldn't be fired for becoming mothers: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridget_ #maternityleave Elizabeth Maloney (1880-1921) was a tireless lobbyist for women workers' rights in Illinois, as a member of the Waitresses' Union: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabet #waitress #Chicago @wikiwomeninred

  5. Two more new #wikipedia articles for women in the US #labor movement. Irish-born Bridget Caulfield Peixotto (1877-1972) was a teacher fired in 1913 for taking time off to give birth; she fought, and won, so teachers in NY couldn't be fired for becoming mothers: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridget_ #maternityleave Elizabeth Maloney (1880-1921) was a tireless lobbyist for women workers' rights in Illinois, as a member of the Waitresses' Union: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabet #waitress #Chicago @wikiwomeninred

  6. Two more new #wikipedia articles for women in the US #labor movement. Irish-born Bridget Caulfield Peixotto (1877-1972) was a teacher fired in 1913 for taking time off to give birth; she fought, and won, so teachers in NY couldn't be fired for becoming mothers: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridget_ #maternityleave Elizabeth Maloney (1880-1921) was a tireless lobbyist for women workers' rights in Illinois, as a member of the Waitresses' Union: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabet #waitress #Chicago @wikiwomeninred

  7. New article by Vincent Ramos analyses #parentalleave provisions in the population of collective agreements in the #philippines. A policy reform did not induce short-term crowding-out effects + redundancy functionally raises the costs of non-compliance.

    #collectivebargaining #labourrights #unions #philippines #workfamily #maternityleave #paternityleave #industrialrelations #socialpolicy #demography #population

  8. Two weeks is a ridiculously short period of leave after having a child. In Norway it’s one year, divisible between both parents, and it’s common to take 6 months each. #ParentalLeave #PaternityLeave #MaternityLeave apple.news/AHGikml5RQNK78DKpsV