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UTS celebrates new parents with paid leave. | SMN News

June 19, 2020

UTS celebrates new parents with paid leave. | SMN News
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16 weeks paid leave for new mothers; 8 paid weeks for new fathers

 PHILIPSBURG:---  As the world prepares to celebrate Father’s Day, the importance of paid parental leave is being underscored by leading telecommunications provider UTS.

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Since the introduction of the company’s groundbreaking parental leave policy, which provides paid maternity leave of sixteen weeks and paid paternity leave of eight weeks, several mothers and fathers within the Dutch Caribbean have benefitted from paid time off to be with their newborns.

The policy, which was introduced in June 2019 by parent company Liberty Latin America across all UTS markets in the


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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/uts-celebrates-new-parents-with-paid-leave-smn-news/

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