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Re: Paid parental leaveExcept those on low incomes are already receiving an allowance that would be similar to their wage (~$660/week, iirc). That's why this thing fails at every level. Low paid women are already covered under the current system and high paid women, by and large, already have PPL in their employment contract. So the idea that this will keep bright young female executives in the workforce is a furphy, because it's already occuring. How does a low paid woman get back to work after having a child when the cost of childcare in the big cities running to over $100/day?When you look through all the fluff about getting women back to work, this seems to be the only real reason for the system. Party of small government my backside.
Re: Paid parental leave
Except those on low incomes are already receiving an allowance that would be similar to their wage (~$660/week, iirc). That's why this thing fails at every level. Low paid women are already covered under the current system and high paid women, by and large, already have PPL in their employment contract. So the idea that this will keep bright young female executives in the workforce is a furphy, because it's already occuring. How does a low paid woman get back to work after having a child when the cost of childcare in the big cities running to over $100/day?
When you look through all the fluff about getting women back to work, this seems to be the only real reason for the system. Party of small government my backside.
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