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    In Australia, sick leave is a major issue and concern in organisations and businesses. There has been a gradual increase in numbers of sick leave, costing employers difficulties. However, many organisations and business apply strategies, finding solutions to such issues. In reference to the case study, the president and chief executive of Toyota motor corporation Australia, Max Yasuda illustrated that 30 percent of employees take sick leave on Friday if there is public holiday on Thursday. The managing

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    This dictates the employee pay, annual leave, working hours. Employees are entitled to a wide range of employment rights such as | |maternity, paternity and adoption leave. Protection against unfair dismissal, right to request flexible working. | |Employees can also have fixed term contracts. Fixed term

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    and Medical Leave Act in the case of things like: family emergencies, serious health conditions, and pregnancies. The law requires an employer to allow twelve unpaid work weeks to be taken in a twelve month period every year. The United States Department of Labor states, “This law covers only certain employers; affects only those employees eligible for the protections of the law; involves entitlement to leave, maintenance of health benefits during leave, and job restoration after leave;. . . ” This

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    Fathers are just as important as mothers to bond with their children. So, should they receive paid paternity leave? Paternity leave is when a father takes time off to bond, help out, and adjust to the new day-to-day life having a new addition to the family. Some people haven’t heard the term, “paternity leave,” and assumes you’re talking about maternity leave; which is when the mother is recuperating and caring for her new child. It sounds nice when a father takes time off to care for their spouse

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    disadvantage of men having paternal leave with pay? Introduction Paternal leave is an employee benefit available to paid time off work to care for their children. Paternal leave is also call "parental leave" or "family leave" include maternity, paternity, and adoption leave. Paid parental leave has been available as a legal right and/or governmental program for many years, in one form or another. In 2015, the International Labor Organization reviewed parental leave policies in 185 countries and territories

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    resurface. Especially, when it comes to maternity leave. Men and women are given an equal amount of time to care for a newborn, but somehow the father returns to work in a matter of days. Why is that, you may ask? It is because America has generalized American into their known stereotype. And because of this, we see men returning to the workforce in a short amount of time. Men, along with women, should have a paid extension from the Family and Medical Leave Act to care for their child, create the bonding

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    Parental Leave The need for paid family leave has always been there, but finally is coming to the forefront of the presidential election in 2016. Both democratic front runners have policies that they have spoken about openly and even a few republicans had some bare bones policies, but those politicians did not make it this far. The best and most inclusive policy in my opinion is the one of Bernie Sanders. Sanders supports and is cosponsoring the FAMILY Act which would provide 12 weeks of paid family

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    The Gender Pay Gap

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    Simultaneously, the gender pay gap has financial effects not just on the women, yet their families too. Studies have shown that American families with children count on a women’s earnings as a massive part of their family’s income, and many are the head of the household. Data demonstrates that “seventy percent of mothers with children under 18 participate in the labor force, with over 75 percent employed full-time. Mothers are the primary or sole earners for 40 percent of households with children

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    According to the handbook, benefit-eligible employees may use paid sick leave for pregnancy, childbirth, or pregnancy related illnesses. The handbook also addresses paid parental leave, stating “benefit-eligible employees and benefit-eligible post-docs are eligible for paid parental leave (PPL) benefits once they are employed for at least one continuous year on at least a half-time basis. PPL is provided to give parents flexibility

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    business when their employees abuse entitlements such as sick days? In Australia employees are entitled to various means of leave such as annual leave, sick & carer’s leave, compassionate leave, maternity & parental leave, long service leave and community service leave. Sick leave is often abused in Australia with the traditional Australian taking a “sickie”. A big weekend often leads to a hangover the next morning, often employees call in sick with fake reasons, they are then paid for their day off

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