Nadav Perez-Vaisvidovsky
@npv.scholar.social.ap.brid.gy
Senior Lecturer in #SocialWork, Ashkelon Academic College. Mostly researching #SocialPolicy #Fatherhood #Welfare #ParentalLeave #Poverty
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The subject this time, if you were wondering, was terminology of child-related care leaves. What are the pros and cons of using 'parental leave' vs. 'parenting leave'?
March 27, 2025 at 3:41 PM
The subject this time, if you were wondering, was terminology of child-related care leaves. What are the pros and cons of using 'parental leave' vs. 'parenting leave'?
* the major problem that isn't distributional is that of care. Having enough carers to support the growing population Is a challenge, and taxing the hell out of billionaires would help but won't solve the problem by itself.
February 11, 2025 at 10:07 AM
* the major problem that isn't distributional is that of care. Having enough carers to support the growing population Is a challenge, and taxing the hell out of billionaires would help but won't solve the problem by itself.
[...[ despite being part of the welfare
state, the personal social services have not been framed as a universal benefit such as education and health which, in theory, are available to all, free at the point of need. Rather, these have been constructed as
residual services under the auspices of […]
state, the personal social services have not been framed as a universal benefit such as education and health which, in theory, are available to all, free at the point of need. Rather, these have been constructed as
residual services under the auspices of […]
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January 25, 2025 at 9:22 AM
[...[ despite being part of the welfare
state, the personal social services have not been framed as a universal benefit such as education and health which, in theory, are available to all, free at the point of need. Rather, these have been constructed as
residual services under the auspices of […]
state, the personal social services have not been framed as a universal benefit such as education and health which, in theory, are available to all, free at the point of need. Rather, these have been constructed as
residual services under the auspices of […]