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This document provides a mapping of policy initiatives in the ECE region. It identifies applications of best practices and innovative approaches which can be incorporated into individual country’s measures and initiatives. It is based on data from all ECE member states, compiled between July and
… are absent for childcare reasons - Subsidy for employees: Montenegro, Slovakia - Subsidy for employers: Austria, … of previous wage) Benefit linked to the legal minimum wage Montenegro (70% of the minimum wage), Flat-rate daily …
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The Report presents a thematic regional analysis of unpaid work of women in Eastern Europe and Central Asia (EECA) and the resulting empowerment women gain when their responsibility for such work is reduced. The report concludes with policy recommendations that prioritize the importance of unpaid
… & Herzegovina, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Kosovo,2 Montenegro, North Macedonia, Republic of Moldova, Serbia, … without affecting their regular annual paid leave schedule. Montenegro announced new wage subsidy measures for …
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The report looks at the current situation of women’s labour force participation in Serbia, unemployment and activity rates, the gender pay gap and the linkages between women’s employment, childcare provision and family policies (including maternity and parental leave). It explores how childcare
… Comparative Analysis of Work-life Balance in FYR Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia. Economics and Organization, 12(3), …
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This policy brief is part of the United Nations Development Account tranche 13 project: Strengthening Social Protection for Pandemic Response, in particular its workstream on strengthening care policies with a gender lens with the participation of UN regional commissions and cooperating partners,
… are absent for childcare reasons - Subsidy for employees: Montenegro, Slovakia - Subsidy for employers: Austria, …
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Opportunities and challenges for gender equality in the COVID-19 recovery
COVID-19 has highlighted the importance of investment in the care economy for successful response, recovery and “building back better” from the pandemic. The report provides evidence on UN Economic Commission for Europe (
… who are absent for childcare reasons Subsidy for employees: Montenegro, Slovakia Subsidy for employers: Austria, …