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    UNILORIN okays 14-day paternity leave for workers

    MayorBy MayorNovember 28, 20232 Comments1 Min Read
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    UNILORIN okays 14-day paternity leave for male workers
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    The University of Ilorin has announced that male employees will now be able to take paternity leave.

    This was revealed by the university‘s registrar, Mr Mansur Alfanla, during a press conference on Monday.

    He highlighted that the development came as a result of the varsity’s recently updated circumstances of Service as part of efforts to improve the varsity’s working circumstances.

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    According to him, male workers whose partners have a baby are entitled to 14 days of leave.

    ”Paternity leave is for serving male officers whose spouse delivers a baby. The period of the leave shall be 14 working days.

    “Where the family of a male officer adopts a child under four months old, the officer will similarly enjoy paternity leave for a period of 14 working days,” Alfanla said.

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    1. administrasi bisnis on December 10, 2023 2:03 pm

      thank you this article very good for reading, can you not write like this again ?

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