Norway’s social welfare has been recognized by the world. What is so good about Norway’s social welfare?

Norway’s social welfare has been recognized by the world. What is so good about Norway’s social welfare?

Universal medical care, completely free hospitalization, completely free epidemic prevention, etc., and all Chinese citizens can enjoy fair and high-quality health services, and sick leave is not deducted from wages. Compulsory education is implemented as a "one-stop" universal cultural education including kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, middle schools, and colleges. Infants under two years old who do not go to kindergarten can also receive a maximum monthly cash subsidy of NOK 3,000.

Both couples can enjoy paid maternity leave, in which women can enjoy full-paid leave for nearly a year and men can enjoy 10 weeks, but the man's salary may be subject to some discounts. Each child is entitled to several hundred dollars in child care allowance every month from birth to 16 years old. If the child is a single parent, the child care allowance is doubled. The Norwegian government will continue to distribute childcare subsidies, breastfeeding subsidies, etc. Children in Norway are basically raised by the childcare subsidies provided by the government.

Pension services are safe. Norway’s social pension budget accounts for 30.4%, which is far ahead among more developed countries. This kind of pension insurance usually comes from taxes. Unemployment subsidy, although this subsidy is not high, it is enough to help the unemployed overcome temporary difficulties. The Norwegian government's goal is that everyone can receive high-quality health services

Patients pay part of the cost to general practitioners, specialists and psychiatrists, and the other part is paid by the municipal people's government. Hospitalization is completely free. of. All salaried persons have the right to sick leave allowance. From the 1st to the 15th day of sick leave, the employer will bear every expense, and from the 16th day onwards, the National Insurance will bear all future expenses. The daytime in Norway is relatively short

Norway’s climate is very unfavorable. Winters are cold and long. The sun will not appear until after 9 or even 10 am, and the ambient temperature will gradually rise a little, but by 3 pm At 10:00, the sun rises out of the mountains, the road lights gradually flicker, and the long night begins. The sun will not be seen again until 10 o'clock the next morning. Norway is a high-tax country

There are many relatively developed countries in Europe with high per capita net income. Norway is even better, ranking far ahead in the income level rankings of European countries. Data shows that the average monthly income of Norwegians is 4,500 euros, which is about 35,000 yuan when converted into RMB. It is indeed very attractive, but Norway is a country with high taxes.

Imagine, suppose you have an annual income of 1 million, but after paying taxes, you can only get 500,000. What would your mentality be? This kind of thing is difficult for ordinary people to encounter, but every Norwegian is facing it. They all need to bear the pressure of high taxes, because only with high taxes can Norway provide them with various salary benefits.