She said although a three-day paternity leave for the private sector has been proposed, some viewed this as insufficient.
“This debate is ongoing. So I urge those of you who are passionate about this issue to make your views known,” she told the audience, mostly made up of parents, at the Sunfert Group 10th anniversary celebration here today.
Yeoh also noted that the private sector and trade unions, for example, may resist the idea.
“So you have to make your voice known because if you want to improve this for young families, this matter must be looked at,” she said.
It was reported that the Human Resources Ministry hoped to propose the implementation of the seven days paternity leave for the private sector to the Cabinet soon.– BERNAMA
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