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If the parental leave allowance has already been received for six months, can the employee apply for the allowance again after switching to parental leave calculated on a daily basis?
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No, it is not allowed.
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If parental leave is applied for on a daily basis and the applicant wishes to accumulate multiple days before applying for the allowance at one time, is there an application deadline?
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Yes. The application must be submitted within two years.
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For parental leave applied on a daily basis, can an applicant receive one full month of allowance if the leave period is less than one month?
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No, it is not allowed.
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How will the parental leave allowance be calculated for applications submitted after January 1, 2026?
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Starting from January 1, 2026, if the leave period is less than one month, 30 days will be considered as one month, and the allowance will be calculated and paid on a prorated basis.
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If the parental leave allowance was applied for before January 1, 2026, and the leave period continues after January 1, 2026, can the previous calculation method still apply?
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Yes. The previous rule, under which a leave period of less than one month is still counted as one full month, may continue to apply.
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