How many days are there for marriage leave? Second marriage or second marriage
Those who marry late and have children late will increase the number of marriage leave days on the basis of the three-day legal marriage leave. If one party reaches it, one party will enjoy it, and if both parties reach it, both parties will enjoy it.
How many days of marriage leave?
Marriage leave, that is, the paid time off enjoyed by the worker himself when he gets married.
According to the regulations, first-time marriage citizens who meet the legal age of marriage (the man is over 22 years old and the woman is over 20 years old) can enjoy 3 days of legal marriage leave. Late-marriage first-time marriage (the man is over 25 years old and the woman is over 23 years old) can enjoy 15 days of marriage leave (including 3 days of legal marriage leave), but the regulations vary from place to place and should be based on local regulations.
Those who marry late and have children late will increase the number of marriage leave days on the basis of the three-day statutory marriage leave. If one party reaches it, one party will enjoy it, and if both parties reach it, both parties will enjoy it. In the increased marriage leave, wages and bonuses will be issued, and other bonuses and benefits during the marriage leave should not be affected.
If both men and women do not work in the same place when they get married, they can be given additional travel leave depending on the distance. If you get married during the period of family visit leave (visiting parents), no additional leave will be given. Marriage leave includes public leave and statutory leave, which are continuous and uninterrupted holidays, including weekends. If you remarry, you can also enjoy three days of statutory marriage leave, but you cannot enjoy late marriage leave.
How many days of late marriage leave?
The definition of late marriage in the "Family Planning Regulations" is that the first marriage of a man who has reached the age of 25 and a woman who has reached the age of 23 is a late marriage.
The Population and Family Planning Law mentions that late marriage and late childbirth can extend marriage leave: "Article 25 Citizens who marry late and have children late may receive rewards for extended marriage leave, maternity leave or other welfare benefits." Article 25 of the Marriage Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates: Citizens who marry late and have children late may receive rewards for extended marriage leave, maternity leave or other welfare benefits. These holidays and welfare benefits shall be implemented in accordance with local administrative regulations.
In addition to enjoying 3 days of statutory marriage leave, late marriage can also increase the number of marriage leave days, generally 15 days (including 3 days of statutory marriage leave). The regulations on late marriage leave are not consistent across the country. There are provisions in the local population and family planning regulations. Most provinces and cities extend or increase the number of marriage leave days (plus relationship), and some directly stipulate the number of marriage leave days (including relationship) that meet late marriage.
For example: Beijing for marriage leave 3 days + late marriage leave 7 days = 10 days marriage leave; Shanghai for marriage leave 3 days + late marriage leave 7 days = 10 days; Chongqing for marriage leave 5 days + late marriage leave 10 days = 15 days; Guangdong for marriage leave 3 days + late marriage leave 10 days = 13 days; Guangxi East for marriage leave 3 days + late marriage leave 12 days = 15 days; Anhui for marriage leave 3 days + late marriage leave 20 days = 23 days; Hebei for marriage leave 3 days + late marriage leave 15 days = 18 days; Hunan for marriage leave 3 days + late marriage leave 12 days = 15 days; Sichuan for marriage leave 3 days + late marriage leave 20 days = 23 days; Zhejiang for marriage leave 3 days + late marriage leave 12 days = 15 days; Jiangsu for marriage leave 3 days + late marriage leave 10 days = 13 days; Shaanxi for 3 days of marriage leave + 20 days of late marriage leave = 23 days; 3 days of marriage leave + 20 days of late marriage leave = 23 days in Xinjiang; 3 days of marriage leave + 18 days of late marriage leave = 21 days in Henan. Late marriages can consult local relevant agencies about the number of marriage leave days.
Does the second marriage have marriage leave?
Regarding the issue of marriage leave for those who remarry, the labor and social security departments have clearly answered, that is, "according to the spirit of the Marriage Law of the People's Republic of China and the state's regulations on marriage leave for employees, the legal status of those who remarry is the same as that of the first marriage. Employers should refer to relevant state regulations to give remarried employees the same treatment of marriage leave as first-married employees."
The second marriage is also entitled to three days of statutory marriage leave like the first marriage, but the second marriage does not enjoy late marriage leave.
