Finland. Social security changes and developments


Social and labour bulletin 1992(2): 213-214

1992


ISSN/ISBN: 0377-5380
PMID: 12290594
Document Number: 339252
In 1991, the government of Finland made the following changes in social security legislation, among others: a) it harmonized benefits for men and women (for example, by equalizing the treatment of men and women in pension schemes); b) it introduced a special maternity payment for pregnant women in high-risk occupations; c) it extended parental benefits (daily allowances) by 12 working days; and d) it introduced a special care benefit payable to the parents of a sick child.

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