Before and after giving birth, if the unit has paid social security 10/ 12 months continuously, the employee can apply for maternity treatment at the social security bureau within 6 months after giving birth, either by himself or by the unit, and the staff will judge the number of maternity leave days and the amount of one-time nutrition subsidy according to the birth mode. During maternity leave, the unit must pay wages normally, and labor arbitration can be conducted if it does not violate the law.
If the unit pays the salary, because you didn't go to work on vacation, the maternity foundation has a maternity allowance subsidy to the unit and directly credited it to the unit account. The allowance is not for individuals, but if the allowance is higher than the salary, the unit must give the difference to the individual.
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