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What Tabata Amaral said about increase women's retention in the labor market

About: increase women's retention in the labor market

Tabata Amaral: When that happens, we will resume the discussion.

Tabata Amaral: I found myself thinking about who makes up the public for whom we are fighting this battle.

And I remembered a statistic, Mr. President: half of women do not remain in the labor market after maternity leave, that is, of every two women, one does not remain in the labor market.

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Tabata Amaral: And there is another statistic that is even more frightening to me: of every four women, it is estimated that one has postpartum depression.

Tabata Amaral: What do I mean by that? Everyone in this plenary knows some women who have had postpartum depression.

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Reports a statistic about women leaving the labor market after leave.

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