Maternity leave in Switzerland lasts for 98 days or 14 weeks, during which mothers can be paid 80% of their earnings, according to a Swiss government website. This type of leave typically begins the day the child is born. Paternity or second-parent leave, on the other hand, lasts for tw...
Maternity leave in Switzerland lasts for 98 days or 14 weeks, during which mothers can be paid 80% of their earnings, according to a Swiss government website. This type of leave typically begins the day the child is born. Paternity or second-parent leave, on the other hand, lasts for tw...
Birth mothers have 16 weeks of fully paid maternity leave, which is regulated by the national government. All female employees have the right to maternity leave, and those who are self-employed are compensated up to the minimum wage. Paternity leave is fully paid for five days, and as of ...
adopting and monitoring the International Code of Marketing of Breast-Milk Substitutes (‘the Code’); enacting workplace breastfeeding policies and paid family leave; implementing the ‘baby-friendly’ hospital’s ‘ten steps to successful breastfeeding’; improving access to skilled breastfeeding cou...
Along with mapping out the gender effects, these scenarios could be used to discuss and assess the environmental, social and economic impacts of the projected travel behavior and future mobility. For the regulating and implementing agencies, such scenario assessments will map out the opportunities and...