In column yesterday about Republica Loredana Lipperini blog talks about Stephen the Garden, Italian manager for years and now lives in Stockholm on parental leave. the light of the Italian situation on parental leave ancora congelata nonostante le proposte di legge Mosca (Pd) e Saltamartini ) (PdL), di seguito alcuni brani significativi per capire l'approccio al tema e le condizioni offerte dal welfare svedese:
"Il piano è di stare a casa con lei in congedo parentale sino a metà gennaio.
Poi prevedo un consiglio familiare per decidere se iniziare subito con il nido o fare entrambi il part-time per qualche mese così da farle iniziare il nido verso i 15mesi".
"siamo andati (...) in biblioteca a "leggere" i libri con le figure accoccolati nell'angolo con cuscinoni che hanno creato apposta"
"siamo andati al cosidetto "asilo aperto". È un asylum run by the municipality where each parent stays with their children, open to all, just present at 9 am. The municipality takes the two leaders and local activities. The infrastructure is very clean, lots of books and toys, a nice kitchen and a local "comfort station" where parents who are racing to change a diaper faster.
"kindergarten Eleanor are getting ready for October 24, United Nations Day. Draw flags, learn songs in all languages \u200b\u200band discuss the Convention on the Rights of the Child according to the UN."
"Today as I was to the 'asylum opened" Today I have had in hand a postcard of the Swedish Ministry of Equal Opportunities with the "checklist" for a day nursery should be careful to equal opportunities, rights and responsibilities ".
all ready to move to Stockholm?" If it were not so cold "I said a while ago my sagacious friend ...
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