Almost half of all mothers took unpaid leave last year. The proportion has increased sharply after the father quota increased from ten to 15 weeks. It shows a new Nav survey.
– I think the leave is a bit short. And I’m for sharing it the way it suits the family best. The three divisions do not suit everyone, says Margrethe Kjær.
Aftenposten meets her in Frognerparken in Oslo. She is out on a wheelbarrow ride with Julie Kvaal.
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