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Old 11-29-2015, 06:59 AM
 
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I guessed that this article would lead to the conclusion that the government and employers need to step in on this so-called problem. Next thing will be that paid parental leave and paid child care will begin to be called a right.
Gotta disagree here.....1) Name one thing the government ever got involved in and made it better. 2) Paid parental leave? Ah, no. What about the co-workers left behind that need to pick up the work said parent left behind? Why should I increase my work load because another person decides to breed? 3) Paid child care? No. Why does a co-worker with a kid in effect deserve more pay?
Of course the NYT published this article...."All the Liberal Left Crap That's Fit To Print".
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