Portuguese Parliament Backs Extension of Parental Leave: What Changes?
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On Tuesday the Portuguese Parliament adopted a proposal extending the initial parental leave and allowing parents to have up to six months' leave from work with a payment of 100% of the reference remuneration, provided that part of the period is shared between the two. The agreement was signed by the Socialist Party (PS) and the Social Democratic Party (PSD) and still needs to be passed by the Parliamentary Committee on Labour, Social Security a…
The two parties agreed to extend the initial parental leave paid 100% during the first 150 days (five months) without sharing or during the first 180 days (six months) if shared between the two parents
The working group approved a joint proposal from the PS and PSD, which provides for the extension of parental leave to be paid 100% for the five months, without the need for sharing.
In Portugal, MPs meeting as part of a parliamentary working group approved a joint proposal to extend childcare leave.
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