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    Paternity Leave “Paternity leave” refers to a kind of special leave granted to employees for meeting their family need. (ref 1) It is a kind of parental leave that is for caring of newborns or newly adopted children (ref 15). In the society‚ people put more emphasis on creating a better work-life balance. Paternity Leave is one of the sources of creating work-life balance. According to the studies of the University Of Hong Kong Public Opinion Programme‚ it found that Paternity leave is one of the

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    Why children should not be home schooled In my opinion‚ children should not be able to be home schooled. There are many reasons to not homeschool your kids. Home school can have a broad negative effect on not just the child‚ but the parent as well. Here are three main reasons for not homeschooling your child: lack of social skills‚ motivation‚ and patience. One big negative aspect of homeschooling is social skills. Socialization is a major part of a child’s development. Home schooled children

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    possibility to achieve paid paternity leave‚ would have the ability to help their significant other after childbirth or adoption while remaining a healthy relationship. The mother is given a chance to recuperate after the birth if the father is there to help with the child. Wahm‚ a website for work-at-home mothers‚ states that‚ “If the father were able to get paternity leave‚ it would take a huge burden off your shoulders”. The quote is concerning the mothers who work from home and shows that a father who

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    Should mothers work or stay at home Respected lecturer‚ dear colleagues. Good afternoon. Today I would like to talk to you about something which is very debatable. Should mothers work or stay at home. Well‚ I am pretty sure that people will have different opinions regarding this matter. I disagree to a large extent with the statement that mothers should work instead of staying at home. Because‚ mothers will absolutely cannot able to tackle the whole responsibilities both at home and at the

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    Leave and Pass: Policy and Personal Accountably. When used properly‚ Army leave and pass policy‚ AR 600-8-10‚ benefits the individual and over all Army operation. A soldier will be accountable to their unit as to their whereabouts during a period of leave or pass and will return to their place of duty at the pre-arranged time. As a Soldier we live by a high standard of values. And during extended leave‚ a weekend pass‚ or a military holiday‚ we are still expected to live up to these standards

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    in old people’s home with nursing services which are partly paid by the government. However‚ in my opinion‚ elderly people should live in their own homes. Firstly‚ elderly people are offered better care when living at home. As a family only looks after one or two elderly people‚ other members can immediately satisfy their needs. Moreover‚ their children understand old people’s habits‚ so they can easily give the most suitable care. In contrast‚ in old people’s homes‚ there are many old

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    Our Troops Should Come Home There is much controversy surrounding the war in Iraq‚ both in terms of its legality‚ its practicality and its current course. Within all of these elements there are arguments to be found that suggest that the troops currently in Iraq should indeed come home. The main argument for bringing home the troops is that they shouldn’t have been there in the first place‚ as no weapons of mass destruction were found‚ and they are now doing virtually nothing to help the situation

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    Stereotypes Of Teenagers

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    The life of a teenager may be perceived differently by many individuals. The life of a teenager carries it’s facts yet carries it’s stereotypes as well. A lot of people‚ especially those who are to attend high school later on in life believe teenagers and high school is what you see in television shows or movies. However‚ it’s not. Those aren’t as close to the reality of it as you think. First of all‚ us teenagers aren’t all party‚ drug infused and alcohol obsessed delinquents. This whole stereotype

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    Soldiers also receive non-chargeable leave in conjunction with the birth of a child. For female soldiers who have given birth to a child there is maternity leave and for male soldiers there is paternity leave. Female soldiers receive six weeks of paid maternity leave to allow them to recover from giving birth and care for their child. Male soldiers are given 10 days of paternity leave to assist their spouse after they have given birth. The last category of non-chargeable time off‚ extended weekends

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    Family Medical Leave Act 1993: Workplace Issues Introduction In the early 1990 ’s‚ congress recognized that an increasing number of children were being raised in situations where both parents worked outside the home. For many‚ the idea of starting a family‚ or expanding the family‚ was complicated by the fact that both parents worked. In other homes‚ families struggled because a family member with a serious medical condition such as diabetes or asthma would often lose time from work because

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