lotte group — Paternity leave becomes mandatory at South Korean conglomorate
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In December 2016, paternity leave became mandatory for male employees at the multinational conglomerate Lotte Group. New fathers working at the South Korea-based corporation will be required to take a minimum of one month of paternity leave when their partner gives birth, receiving 100% of their wages for the first month of leave. The initiative, which aims to remove the stigma around paternity leave, was announced at the 5th Lotte WOW (Way of Women) Forum.
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