‘Dating leave’ offered by Chinese companies to single female employees
Two companies in Zhejiang, China are urging their single female employees to go out on dates by offering them an extra eight-day leave.
January 22, 2019
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Two companies in Zhejiang, China are urging their single female employees to go out on dates by offering them an extra eight-day leave.
While women in China account for 50.6 percent of postgraduates, they only make up a third of all Ph.D. students in the country.
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