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March 5, 2022

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Paid family leave in China

Paid Family Leave, a long forgotten term in China, has regained attention recently after a draft law aiming to protect the interest and rights of elderly people calls for the younger generation to spend more time with their parents.


Paid Family Leave was first brought up in the 50s, and it was only available for employees in the public sector. It has not been well honored nowadays.

People have been calling for revising the rules to give it more attention; some even argue that it should be codified into law. Some experts argue instead that, considering that Paid Family Leave was introduced when people worked 6 days a week and when there were no annual PTOs, reenacting it now would be problematic.

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Paid family leave in China

"Paid Family Leave", a long forgotten term in China, has regained attention recently after a draft law aiming to protect the interests and rights of elderly people callsed for the younger generation to spend more time with their parents.

If you want to capitalize "Paid Family Leave" as the proper name of something, it is best to put it in quotation marks to indicate that it is the proper name for a policy. Otherwise, just keep it lowercase.

"Paid Family Leave" was first brought upenacted in the 50s, and it was only available for employees in the public sector.

"Brought up" just implies that it was discussed but does not mean that it was implemented.

It has not been well honored nowadayin recent years.

People have been calling for revisingon to the rules to give it more attention; some even argue that it should be codified into law.

Some experts argue instead that, considering that "Paid Family Leave" was introduced when people worked 6 days a week and when there wereas no annual PTOs, reenacting it now would be problematic.

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deslang

March 5, 2022

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Thanks! Just a quick question, if "Paid Family Leave" is not a law but more like a benefit for certain companies, would it be better to replace "enact" into "implement" or "establish"?

Paid family leave in China


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Paid Family Leave, a long forgotten term in China, has regained attention recently after a draft law aiming to protect the interest and rights of elderly people calls for the younger generation to spend more time with their parents.


"Paid Family Leave", a long forgotten term in China, has regained attention recently after a draft law aiming to protect the interests and rights of elderly people callsed for the younger generation to spend more time with their parents.

If you want to capitalize "Paid Family Leave" as the proper name of something, it is best to put it in quotation marks to indicate that it is the proper name for a policy. Otherwise, just keep it lowercase.

Paid Family Leave was first brought up in the 50s, and it was only available for employees in the public sector.


"Paid Family Leave" was first brought upenacted in the 50s, and it was only available for employees in the public sector.

"Brought up" just implies that it was discussed but does not mean that it was implemented.

It has not been well honored nowadays.


It has not been well honored nowadayin recent years.

People have been calling for revising the rules to give it more attention; some even argue that it should be codified into law.


People have been calling for revisingon to the rules to give it more attention; some even argue that it should be codified into law.

Some experts argue instead that, considering that Paid Family Leave was introduced when people worked 6 days a week and when there were no annual PTOs, reenacting it now would be problematic.


Some experts argue instead that, considering that "Paid Family Leave" was introduced when people worked 6 days a week and when there wereas no annual PTOs, reenacting it now would be problematic.

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