Increase in maternity leave
Annual Review of Population Law 15: 103
1988
ISSN/ISBN: 0364-3417 PMID: 12289119 Document Number: 383663
As of January 1986, maternity leave in Mongolia for mothers who give birth to twins is increased to one year, as measured from the date of birth.
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