Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida pledged Friday to implement the necessary measures to allow 85 percent of male workers who have a child to take paternity leave by fiscal 2030 to tackle the falling birthrate.Kishida said at a press conference that his government will also take steps to push up wages for young workers and boost economic assistance to them to create an environment conducive to raising their children free of concerns."In the 2030s, the young population in Japan will decline at twice the current rate. The next six to seven years will be the last chance to turn around the d…READ FULL ARTICLE
