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Q: In China, are there special days off for getting married and for first child?

Hello all, I am interested in knowing the labor laws in China for men employees and whether they get a few days off work when they plan on getting married and having a baby? 

 

My fiancé and I are expecting our first baby that will be born in Europe and we will get married at the same time. I was wondering if he was entitled to some days off for either one or both of these special occasions?

I heard there were a couple of days for the first baby and a couple of days for getting married. Is that correct? Where can I find the updated info?

 

I thank you in advance for all your answers and help, 

 

13 years 20 weeks ago in  Visa & Legalities - Beijing

 
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government employees get this privilege but not most private employers, also contract employees would have to have it stipulated in the contract ie enlish teachers.

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Hi there - I have a Chinese friend who works for an NGO that basically got 1 month off work to look after his wife and newborn after she gave birth. I thought that was quite generous in fact but I'm not sure whether they were paid or not

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