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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How many millions does your ceo get paid? I bet he can afford to give some up for maternity leave. I’m not at all proud that our ‘hustle’ culture means moms in the US return to work still bleeding from delivery and infant babies are warehoused in childcare centers. Get some perspective. Leading in what? First in making billionaires? That just makes us suckers. [/quote] NP. I agree that CEO pay is out of control. Business owners are one thing, but CEOs are hired by the company. They shouldn't be paid 100x what the lowest paid person on staff is. But I thought 3m of maternity leave was reasonable. [b]Most jobs really can't have people missing for longer than that without having to hire someone to replace them[/b]. I would have liked for job security instead of maternity leave. Let me take a year unpaid and then return to my same job. That would have been ideal for me. [/quote] Europe has a much more robust temp worker industry than the US for this reason. Companies WILL hire a temp to replace that person for a year or two while they are out on leave. Or, if the new mom only comes back for 50% of the time initially, the temp worker will cover the other 50%. "Job sharing" is incredibly common in Europe[b] and makes for much better flexibility [/b]while still maintaining skillsets (relative to dropping out of the work force completely).[/quote] Say all you want about this flexibility, but it’s incredibly difficult to find a permanent job in many European countries for this reason. Not everyone wants temporary jobs. [/quote] There's no such thing as a permanent job in the US, given that employment is at will.[/quote]
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