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D66 and CDA unhappy with maternity leave cuts

D66 and CDA unhappy with maternity leave cuts

Dutch government parties D66 and CDA have expressed concern after realizing that planned benefit cuts will also reduce payments for women on maternity leave. D66 floor leader Jan Paternotte stated that the issue needs to be addressed, while CDA leader Henri Bontenbal shared similar reservations about the unintended consequences.

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