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Danish Fathers Taking Longer Paternity Leave
Danish fathers are taking longer paternity leave, especially those in the private sector, four years after new paternity leave rules were introduced. This trend highlights the financial challenges men face when taking earmarked leave.
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politikenDanish27d ago
Det er et økonomisk hækkeløb for mænd at tage øremærket barsel
Mænd tager mere og mere barsel, efter at reglerne blev ændret for fire år siden, viser kortlægning fra Djøf.
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Privatansatte fædre holder længere barsel
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Fædre tager længere barsel efter fire år med nye barselsregler
For fire år siden blev reglerne ændret, så fædre fik flere ugers øremærket barsel end tidligere.
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First report: berlingske · 2 Aug, 06:14|Full coverage: 3 · 2h|Window: 2h
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