Portugal’s parliament has backed rules giving parents 180 days of fully paid leave when care is shared, or to single parents, and 150 days if one parent takes it alone. The proposal, still awaiting final votes, would improve current entitlements and apply to leave starting next year.
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Portugal avanza hacia permisos parentales pagados más largos

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El Parlamento portugués avanzó en una reforma que daría 180 días de permiso parental con sueldo completo para parejas de cuidado compartido y familias monoparentales, y 150 días si lo toma un solo progenitor. La medida aún debe superar las votaciones finales – si se acepta, se aplicaría a los permisos iniciados el próximo año.

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