PLEASE GISTMANIA READERS READ AND COMMENT
For starters, parental leave is an employee benefit that provides paid or unpaid time off work to care for a child.
Working mothers mostly take time off to heal and care for their new child.
So what about the men? Don’t they also need a paid paternity leave to care for the child as well?
As Father’s Day approaches, the conversation is buzzing in America. NBC News reports that Boston College’s Center for Work and Family has released a research which reveals that 89% of men say it is important for employers to provide paid paternity leave.
14% of companies offer paid time off for new fathers, while most companies offer 12 weeks of unpaid leave.
Yes it is happening in America, so let’s bring it to Nigeria. We asked a couple of people and their responses were that the father should leave the responsibility to the women.
So, we are throwing the question to mothers, fathers and our opinionated readers, should our Nigerian men also have paid paternity leave when they welcome a child?
click HERE to Read Leaked and Exposed Secrets.
| Posted: at | |
TRENDING GISTS 
EFCC Boss, Olukoyede Faces Visa Ban Threat Over Yahaya Bello's Case
Moses Bliss Reacts After A Troll Bashes Him For Allowing His Wife Preach Whenever They Go For Events
Manchester United v Arsenal: English Premier League Match,Team News,Goal Scorers and Stats
Your First Salary Belong To Your Father For His Blessings Not to Your Pastor - Kanayo O. Kanayo
JUST IN! Gov. Fubara Relocates Rivers Assembly Sitting To Government House
9yr Old Boy Stabs His 10yr Old Classmate to Death on Their Home From School