A person employed for wages or a salary and includes an apprentice and Employee indentured learner. Any person, public body, firm, corporation or company who or which has entered into a contract of service to employ any individual and includes the Employer agent, foreman, manager or factor of such person, public body, firm, corporation or company Giving a baby only breastmilk either directly from the breast or expressed and no other liquids or solids, not even water for the first 6 months of life. Drops Exclusive breastfeeding or syrups consisting of vitamins, mineral supplements or medicines are permitted as prescribed by health care worker. Process by which a woman expels milk from her breast. The breastmilk can then be stored and fed to her baby at a later point in time. Milk may be Expressing breastmilk expelled manually using the hands or with a pump especially designed for expressing breastmilk. Flexible working Change of an employer's terms and conditions of employment that provides arrangement ease in assisting the employee's responsibilities of breastfeeding the baby. Private, clean, sanitary and well ventilated rooms or areas in the workplace where nursing mothers can wash up, breastfeed or express their milk and Lactation Stations hygienically preserve it. Giving breastmilk plus other foods or drinks, including ready to use Mixed feeding therapeutic foods before the age of 6 months. Groups of females who come together to learn and discuss issues on Mother to mother support maternal, infant and young child nutrition, including addressing any problems group with breastfeeding and how to resolve these problems.
Employee A person employed for wages or a salary and includes an apprentice and indentured learner. Employer Any person, public body, firm, corporation or company who or which has entered into a contract of service to employ any individual and includes the agent, foreman, manager or factor of such person, public body, firm, corporation or company Exclusive breastfeeding Giving a baby only breastmilk either directly from the breast or expressed and no other liquids or solids, not even water for the first 6 months of life. Drops or syrups consisting of vitamins, mineral supplements or medicines are permitted as prescribed by health care worker. Expressing breastmilk Process by which a woman expels milk from her breast. The breastmilk can then be stored and fed to her baby at a later point in time. Milk may be expelled manually using the hands or with a pump especially designed for expressing breastmilk. Flexible working arrangement Change of an employer's terms and conditions of employment that provides ease in assisting the employee's responsibilities of breastfeeding the baby. Lactation Stations Private, clean, sanitary and well ventilated rooms or areas in the workplace where nursing mothers can wash up, breastfeed or express their milk and hygienically preserve it. Mixed feeding Giving breastmilk plus other foods or drinks, including ready to use therapeutic foods before the age of 6 months. Mother to mother support group Groups of females who come together to learn and discuss issues on maternal, infant and young child nutrition, including addressing any problems with breastfeeding and how to resolve these problems.