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@hoohkostwon It looks like that might be correct in that graph? The graph suggests you get 52 weeks full pay equivalent - is it possible the government support works out to, on average, 26 additional weeks of full pay? Either way, it’s not true that most of Europe offers full pay for a year.

@hoohkostwon Most of Europe does not offer full pay for a whole year. This BBC article shows how much paid leave you get by country: https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20190615-parental-leave-how-rich-countries-compare I’m in the UK had to go back to work part time at 4.5 months because...