Strengthening European social rights via the work-life balance directive?

This working paper examines the potential of the directive on work-life balance (WLBD) to increase the role of fathers in care, and thereby, to enhance possibilities for mothers to retain and strengthen their link to the labour market. The main instruments through which the directive seeks to lead to enhanced social rights for fathers/second carers are paternity leave (10 days, payable at the level of sick pay), and earmarked parental leave (2 months, with a high level of compensation). These provisions are examined in the national case studies, applying two components of the power resources f... Mehr ...

Verfasser: de la Porte, C.
Im, Z.
Pircher, B.
Szelewa, D.
Ramos, N.
Mercader Uguina, J. R.
Gómez Abelleira, F. J.
Muñoz Ruiz, A. B.
Gimeno Díaz de Atauri, P.
Dokumenttyp: workingPaper
Erscheinungsdatum: 2022
Schlagwörter: EU social policy / European Pillar of Social Rights / work-life balance / earmarked leave / father-specific leave / Europeanisation / social rights / Denmark / France / Germany / Spain / The Netherlands / Poland
Sprache: unknown
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