Delvaux
Britishnoun
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France has strong labor unions, 30 days of paid vacation rights, and a younger retirement age, Delvaux added.
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“They strike a lot and are generally not scared to destabilize the entire economy to get their needs met,” Delvaux said.
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Daphne Delvaux, an employment attorney and founder of The Mamattorney, a platform educating women on their rights at work, told Salon that in her opinion, the biggest issue is that the U.S. does not invest financially in child care.
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Mothers today frequently face “an impossible choice,” Delvaux said.
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Proposing grandparents to solve the child care crisis is “naïve, aloof and divorced from reality at best,” Delvaux said.
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