2020
DOI: 10.7220/2335-8777.11.1.3
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Vaiko priežiūros išmokų gavėjų struktūros pokyčiai Lietuvoje: lyčių egalitarizmo šeimoje ženklas?

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“…Long and generous parental leave policies entitle parents to up to three years of leave with the choice of selecting one or two years of paid leave. One-year paid leave is compensated by a benefit equal to approximately 77 % of the previous wage, two years leave -with 54 % the first year and 31 % the second year with working also a possibility (Norgėlaitė, 2020). Parental leave of three years was introduced in 1989, but until 2008 only one year was remunerated although the share of the benefit varied from 60 to 100 % of previous wages (Stankūnienė, Maslauskaitė, & Baublytė, 2013).…”
Section: Participation and Supply Of Ecec Services: Spatial Dispersionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Long and generous parental leave policies entitle parents to up to three years of leave with the choice of selecting one or two years of paid leave. One-year paid leave is compensated by a benefit equal to approximately 77 % of the previous wage, two years leave -with 54 % the first year and 31 % the second year with working also a possibility (Norgėlaitė, 2020). Parental leave of three years was introduced in 1989, but until 2008 only one year was remunerated although the share of the benefit varied from 60 to 100 % of previous wages (Stankūnienė, Maslauskaitė, & Baublytė, 2013).…”
Section: Participation and Supply Of Ecec Services: Spatial Dispersionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Norint didinti tėčių įsitraukimą į vaikų priežiūrą ir namų ruošą, rekomenduojama taikyti kitų šalių gerąją praktiką, kai tiems tėčiams, kurie pasinaudoja visa jiems skirta tėvystės atostogų trukme (dviem mėnesiais), jie gautų papildomą mėnesį tėvystės atostogų. (Norgėlaitė 2020). Although the percentage of fathers taking parental leave has been growing in Lithuania (Brazienė and Vyšniauskienė 2020), it is questionable that this increase is due to essential changes in society (Norgėlaitė 2020).…”
Section: Rekomendacijosunclassified
“…(Norgėlaitė 2020). Although the percentage of fathers taking parental leave has been growing in Lithuania (Brazienė and Vyšniauskienė 2020), it is questionable that this increase is due to essential changes in society (Norgėlaitė 2020). The European Parliament and Council introduced the directive 2019/1158, which sets the objective for all Member States to provide from 2 August 2022 minimum requirements for parental leave, paternity leave and carers' leave.…”
Section: Rekomendacijosmentioning
confidence: 99%
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