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JUNE 16, 2010
Swedish Papas Get Generous
Paid Leave
With 85% of fathers in Sweden taking extensive paid parental leave, companies there have come to expect new dads to disappear for months at a time, and the leave-takers aren't penalized at promotion time, according to The New York Times. The country's generous paternal-leave policy is seen as contributing to lower divorce rates.
Source: The New York Times
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