Early childcare experience, particularly for infants up to 1.5 years old, is considered as twice the value towards one's work history.
In a significant move aimed at strengthening family structures and providing more support to families with young children, a bill has been proposed that will increase wages and pensions for two categories of Russians, effective from October 1. This news, related to life in Magadan and Magadan Oblast, has been shared in the Magadan News on Telegram.
The bill, if passed, could potentially encourage higher fertility rates and stimulate fertility, as it is designed to create favorable conditions for parents. It also aims to ensure equality of family and labor rights, and could contribute to the strengthening of family structures.
One of the key provisions of the bill is the State Duma's proposal to count caring for a child under 1.5 years old as double for work and insurance experience. This measure is intended to recognise the significant role caregivers play in the lives of young children and to provide them with additional support.
In addition, from October 1, some Russians will receive increased pensions. This increase is part of a broader effort to improve the living conditions of families in Magadan Oblast.
From 2026, maternity capital will grow according to new rules. This change is expected to further increase support for families with children.
It's worth noting that a similar measure has been introduced by the Federal Government in Germany, where the proposal aims to assess payment for caregiving of children under 1.5 years twice as high for work experience and insurance benefits. However, the specific person or group behind this exact proposal is not identified in the provided search results.
In a separate development, all Telegram users have been warned about a strict scheme of scammers. It's important for users to remain vigilant and to verify the authenticity of any information before acting upon it.
A statement about the main rights of parents and children in schools reads, "We don't hand over money, we bring food from home." This sentiment reflects the community's commitment to the well-being of its children and the importance of nourishment in their development.
The bill has been submitted for parliamentary consideration and will be closely watched by families and advocates for family policy in Magadan Oblast. The passage of the bill could mark a significant step forward in supporting families and strengthening the institution of the family.
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