A Congressional bicameral conference panel approved on Monday the 105-day paid maternity leave for female workers in the government and private sectors regardless of the type of childbirth. According to the panel tasked to reconcile Senate Bill No. 1305 and House Bill No. 4113, seven days out of the 105 days maternity leave could be allocated for paternal leave, while an additional 15 days of paid leave may be availed by solo mothers. Once enacted into law, the availment of maternity benefits would also apply to every instance of pregnancy or without limit. The harmonized bill also grants an option to extend the leave to an additional 30 days without pay. Akbayan Rep. Ris...
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