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Volgograd residents can increase the hospital for child care for 30 days

The Russian government has decided to increase the maximum duration of paid hospital child care for 30 days

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Volgograd residents can increase the hospital for child care for 30 days

Now a parent can expect to be paid from 45 to 120 days a year - the specific period depends on the disease and the age of the child. As Mishustin noted, this is not always enough.

“Of course, there are cases when it takes longer for him to fully recover, but even the maximum period may not be enough, parents need to go to work, because they no longer receive payment for temporary disability. To support them, we will increase each period by 30 days a year, the prime minister said.

As RIA Novosti reports, financial assistance will be extended for the same 30 days - staying longer with the child, parents will not lose payments for temporary disability.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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