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Brison applauds implementation of new maternity leave and introduction of paternity leave.

October 3, 2022

Brison applauds implementation of new maternity leave and introduction of paternity leave.
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~“MP Tamara Leondard’s amendment is finally in effect”~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Member of Parliament and leader of the United Peoples Party Rolando Brison has noted with pleasure the new labor law that goes into effect in October that extends maternity leave from 12 to 16 weeks and introduces a new 7-day paternity leave. Brison agrees with labor law from both a social and legal perspective. “Socially, giving parents sufficient time to both prepare for the birth of their child and also be there for such a critical time of their development is a great thing for our society. Legally, this brings our ...

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