FMLA?The United States has no mandatory maternity leave, so strike that one unless we're talking about those evil socialist countries.
University admissions do not favor women. More girls apply and girls have better grades on average. Very soon, some universities are going to start making a quota for boys.
How do you figure? My wife has taken FMLA leave with all 3 of our kids.That's not maternity leave.
It applies to men and women equally. Either gender can take 12 weeks unpaid leave. Araysar said: "B) Maternity leave (vs. paternity leave)."How do you figure? My wife has taken FMLA leave with all 3 of our kids.
It still provides for maternity leave. Just because it also provides for paternity leave doesn't mean it doesn't provide for maternity leave.It applies to men and women equally. Either gender can take 12 weeks unpaid leave. Araysar said: "B) Maternity leave (vs. paternity leave)."
As someone who works closely with FMLA from an employers perspective this is not the case. You can't just take unpaid leave for whatever. You need a legit reason followed by documentation and men trying to take of for paternity leave are often denied.It applies to men and women equally. Either gender can take 12 weeks unpaid leave. Araysar said: "B) Maternity leave (vs. paternity leave)."
If it was really about equality then the concept of feminism wouldnt exist, it would be called "equalism" but feminism is pretty transparent in the fact that it doesn't look to equalize itself with men, it wants to domineer over them and subjugate them.So why do women not complain about equality when it comes to custody of children in U.S courts? Seems equality is only good when it benifits you.
I meant it's not paid leave and it doesn't apply only to women.It still provides for maternity leave. Just because it also provides for paternity leave doesn't mean it doesn't provide for maternity leave.
Are you seriously in academia?
If you weren't retarded you would have said "The maternity and paternity leave provisions in Federal law are gender-neutral so thats not an advantage for women."
It's paid if you have pto or vacation days or whatever system your employer has. In fact using up the PTO is used as a deterent for abuse.I meant it's not paid leave and it doesn't apply only to women.
It has zero to do with our system. A company is allowed by law to use your pto or vaction days for FMLA.Exactly, whatever system your employer has. There's no federally mandated system for paid maternity leave. What system your employer or union has is a different matter entirely.
Well thats different than what you said originally isn't it?Exactly, whatever system your employer has. There's no federally mandated system for paid maternity leave. What system your employer or union has is a different matter entirely.
The United States has no mandatory maternity leave
Doesn't look different.There's no federally mandated system for paid maternity leave.
The post I was responding to was Araysar's which said that there's a "law on the books which systemically and openly benefit women to the detriment of men" with regards to maternity leave vs paternity leave. All I said was that wasn't true.It has zero to do with our system. A company is allowed by law to use your pto or vaction days for FMLA.
So let us pretend you "won" on this and that we are truly equal when a baby is born despite that not being the case. Do you have a child?The post I was responding to was Araysar's which said that there's a "law on the books which systemically and openly benefit women to the detriment of men" with regards to maternity leave vs paternity leave. All I said was that wasn't true.
Even simple, plainly factual statements are being taken apart.
You're all too mentally incompetent to win a factual argument so you try to make a semantic argument where one doesn't even exist.
Mist, let me show you how to do this:The post I was responding to was Araysar's which said that there's a "which systemically and openly benefit women to the detriment of men" with regards to maternity leave vs paternity leave. All I said was that wasn't true.
Even simple, plainly factual statements are being taken apart.
You're all too mentally incompetent to win a factual argument so you try to make a semantic argument where one doesn't even exist.
Per the FMLA website:http://www.dol.gov/whd/fmla/fmla-faqs.htm(Q) When can a parent take leave for a newborn?
Mothers and fathers have the same right to take FMLA leave to bond with a newborn child. A mother can also take FMLA leave for prenatal care, incapacity related to pregnancy, and for her own serious health condition following the birth of a child. A father can also use FMLA leave to care for his spouse who is incapacitated due to pregnancy or child birth.