Caught in the middle: A South Korean father Kim Jin-sung taking his daughter Na-eun and son Won-woo home from a childcare centre in Seoul. — AFP
Workplace nurseries in South Korea need to be seen as investment to boost falling birthrates.
FROM April, Korean companies will face tightened regulations on workplace nurseries as the government steps up efforts to raise Korea’s woefully low birthrate.
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