Fewer Fathers Utilizing Supplementary Paternity Leave Than Expected in Netherlands

The Netherlands is observing a lower-than-anticipated uptake of supplementary paternity leave by fathers, indicating that the benefit is not being utilized as widely as initially projected.

18 Jun, 08:32 — 18 Jun, 08:32

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nl-timesMostly Factual52d ago

Fewer fathers taking supplementary paternity leave than expected

Only 59 percent of fathers take supplementary paternity leave, extra leave of up to five weeks at 70 percent pay. That is lower than previous estimates.

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Aanvullend geboorteverlof wordt minder opgenomen dan eerder gedacht

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Fewer Fathers Utilizing Supplementary Paternity Leave Than Expected in Netherlands

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Fewer fathers taking supplementary paternity leave than expected

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Aanvullend geboorteverlof wordt minder opgenomen dan eerder gedacht

Fewer fathers taking supplementary paternity leave than expected

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