Parenting
Measures being planned to increase births
The birth allowance is increasing permanently and retroactively by 400 to 1,500 euros for births that took place from January last year, depending on the number of children. This is the allowance introduced as of January 1, 2020, amounting to €2,000 for each child born.
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Ethical concerns arise as families push kids into limelight
Families who see their child's success as a way out are going to great lengths to make their children famous, raising questions about the exploitative nature of this intense pursuit.
Five income-boosting measures
Four support measures (Youth Pass, heating allowance, fuel for farmers, and one-off pensioner aid) are being implemented between now and Christmas, supporting vulnerable social groups and young people, while another is planned for vulnerable households if budget conditions allow.
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Online platform for heating allowance applications opens
The electronic platform for applying for the heating allowance is now open.
Beneficiaries have until December 8 to submit their applications. The initial installment of the heating allowance will be disbursed by December 22, and this year, it ranges from 100 to 1,000 euros.
More staff to be hired to spot learning disorders
The Education Ministry plans to bolster procedures for diagnosing learning disorders in children. The aim, Kathimerini understands, is to bring in more permanent staff to the country's Diagnostic, Assessment, Counseling and Support Centers (KEDASY) for people with special education needs instead of temps who are hired to fill gaps.
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Allowance of 534 euros for people working in companies affected by fires
An allowance of 534 euros per month for up to three months will be provided to employees of businesses that were forced to close due to the fires, Labor Minister Adonis Georgiadis said on Monday.
Number of newborns in Slovenia up one percent last year
Ljubljana – A total of 18,984 children were born in Slovenia last year, which is 217 or 1% more than in 2020. The average age of the mother at the birth of her first child was 29.6 years, and at the average age at any birth was 31.1 years, the Statistics Office has reported.
Turks ‘very meticulous’ in house cleaning: Report
Turks are deeply meticulous in house cleaning compared to other nations, a global study that investigates cleaning habits and behaviors of people has shown.
Dyson, a British technology company, conducted a "global dust study" with 12,309 participants from 11 countries around the world, and Turkey was included in the research for the first time this year.
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The Albanian fugitive accused of killing Alkis has been arrested
All 11 people accused of the murder are in custody
Deputy Minister of Finance – The social dividend is expected before Christmas
The bonus is expected to be given to low-income retirees, health workers and people with disabilities before Christmas