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“We will continue to do what we can as a company to solve the low birth issue,” Lee Joong-keun, the chairman of Booyoung Group, a Seoul-based construction…
After Booyoung Group s recent announcement to pay a combined 7 billion won ($5.25 million) in cash for 70 babies born to its employees after 2021, the government is considering offering tax benefits both to the company and the employees over the childbirth bonus.
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A construction firm in South Korea is offering 100 million Korean won ($75,000) for every child born to its employees, in a bid to address the nation's declining birth rates. About the incentive: Booyoung Group has pledged its employees a total commitment of 7 billion won ($5.25 million) for 70 babies born since 2021, reported the Chosun Daily. Why it matters: The initiative is a response to South Korea’s alarmingly low fertility rates, with projections of a population decline not witnessed since the 1970s.