Australia has introduced an 18 week paid parental leave scheme which is publicly funded and provides the federal minimum wage (currently A$596.78 per week) rather than a percentage of the primary caregiver's salary. It is not be available to families where the primary caregiver has an annual salary above $150,000 per annum. Learn more or
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Response rates from 110k Australia voters.
42% Yes |
58% No |
38% Yes |
43% No |
3% Yes, and fund the increased payouts from taxes on high income businesses |
6% No, but increase the equal pay amount and duration of leave |
6% No, all mothers should get paid the same amount |
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3% No, there should be no paid parental leave |
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Unique answers from Australia voters whose views went beyond the provided options.
@4ZDL3Y34yrs4Y
Mothers should get their income tax refunded for the previous 9 months. Easy to adminster and scales to salary
@9WBCNY82mos2MO
No, but parental leave should be available to both parents from their employer based on their current rate of pay, in addition to a universal parental payment system from the government for singles (and additional accounts for couples), regardless of gender or sexual orientation.
@9RN8DTC5mos5MO
Parental leave payments should be payed by the employer at 100% of their normal wage. Should apply to both mothers and fathers
@9GJ9TLM1yr1Y
Parental leave should be higher in all positions, preferably the max amount of money available whether that's the same for everyone or not.
@9DXR7GG1yr1Y
Yes it should be equal to the pay of the parent or carer taking the leave
@9MB2Q2W8mos8MO
Instate a NPTP (Negative Paternal Tax Payment) which pays out a proportional amount based on income during times of Paternal leave.
@9F9CM9C1yr1Y
i support the pirate party
@8VC6KG43yrs3Y
Yes and increase the duration of leave to 2 years
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