In recent days, representatives from all walks of life of the National People's Congress have put forward many proposals concerning the national economy and people's livelihood. Among them, Party Qingming, president of Yucheng No.2 Middle School in Ya 'an City, Sichuan Province, pointed out that the problem of population aging has emerged in China, and it is urgent to deal with the population crisis.
He suggested that the paternity leave for male spouses could be written into Chapter IV "Working Hours and Rest and Vacation" of People's Republic of China (PRC) Labor Law, stipulating that the paternity leave for male spouses should be no less than 20 days, 24 days for couples living in different places and 30 days for those who have two children. At the same time, the escort leave should be regarded as attendance, the salary will be paid as usual, and the welfare benefits will remain unchanged.
This can reduce the burden of family rearing, clarify the family responsibility of male spouses in parenting and the right to care for women. In addition, it can also encourage fertility will.
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Extended reading-the representative suggested increasing the number of days of paid parental leave for families with two children.
Leng Youbin, deputy to the National People's Congress, said that at present, a good atmosphere for attaching importance to children's development has not yet formed in the whole society, and people's understanding of the importance of early childhood development is still insufficient. It is suggested that a social support system for children's development should be established around childbearing families.
First, take the community and village collective as the unit, build early childhood development service centers, and provide inclusive and diversified early childhood care guidance services for childbearing families.
The second is to integrate children's development, nutrition, health, education, psychology and other resources, and compile operational early childhood parenting guidelines to provide parenting guidance for child caregivers.
Third, set paid parental leave for both husband and wife when the child is 0~3 years old; For families with a second child, the number of days of paid parental leave should be appropriately increased, and some financial support should be given through personal income tax relief and other financial means.
Fourth, encourage and support social forces to provide affordable, diversified and socialized early education services for children aged 0-3.