It might not be Philippines eroticas generous as Netflix's unlimited parental leave policy announced in 2015, but Ikea is trying to keep up with a new expanded benefits policy.
The Swedish furniture company's American division announced on Tuesday four months of paid parental leave for its salaried and hourly employees in the U.S.
SEE ALSO: IBM predicted Amazon Go back in 2006Starting Jan. 1, employees who have been with the company for at least a year can take advantage of the policy.
Those employees can take up to three months leave, at full base wage for the first six weeks and 50 percent after that, while workers with three or more years at the company can take up to four months' leave, with eight weeks at full pay and eight weeks at half.
"We want them to take time off."
The company said in a news release that the expanded policy is a way to "ensure co-workers have the opportunity to bond with their children and connect as a new family."
"We want them to take time off," Lars Petersson, president of Ikea's U.S. division, told the Associated Press.
"The home is our arena. We think the home is the most important place for people."
The decision to add more time for new parents came after research into what workers wanted from their workplace. A work-life balance and time with family came in at the top of the list, according to the company.
Foster and adoptive parents can use the policy as well and it includes both moms and dads.
Better get started on that nursery.
The Best Gaming Concept Art of 2016
Cranky fans try to sabotage the 'Black Panther' Rotten Tomatoes score
Twitter reacts to first 'Solo: A Star Wars Story' trailer, loves Lando
Teen Bitcoin bro thinks that if you don't become a millionaire, you messed up
Best headphone deal: Take 22% off the Sonos Ace at Amazon
Middle school class gives priceless reaction to a ‘Black Panther’ surprise
What it's like to live as a tea drinker in a coffee drinker's world
Flamethrowers, like Elon Musk's, are mostly legal in the United States
'The Last of Us' Season 2, episode 4: Why Ellie sings 'Take on Me'
9 short stories from female British writers you need to read before you die
Watch how an old Venus spacecraft tumbled before crashing to Earth
Justin Timberlake's 'Man of the Woods' gets savage review by Pitchfork
'This is Us' recap: 15 times I screamed 'nope!' as Jack died
Tarantino responds to the 'Kill Bill' crash footage that Uma Thurman posted on Instagram
The strangeness of Japan's decision to start openly hunting whales
Give Pink some love: She's trying to sing at the Super Bowl with the flu
What's a hashtag? A digital weapon to bring us together and divide us
Survival guide for 'This is Us' Super Bowl Sunday episode & Jack's death
Trump's new tariff plan spares some smartphones, laptops
Bitcoin drops below $9,000 on (potentially) bad news from India
The female fat bear that's as dominant as the big, bad male bearsTencent’s mobile version of Dungeon and Fighters overwhelmed at launch · TechNodeMax is now pricier if you don't want adsYour iPhone has new stickers to celebrate WWDC 2024: How to access themSpaceX flight surgeon selected as NASA astronaut candidateTencent profit grows 54% yBest streaming deal: 50% off a year of Paramount+ with ShowtimeMax is now pricier if you don't want adsBest budget headphones deal: Sony wireless headphones on sale for under $40Germany bans Lenovo’s products over patent infringement · TechNodeHuawei unveils MateBook 14 with stylus support and Intel Core Ultra 7 processor · TechNodeApple made a mistake with the M2 iPad Air specs — but here’s why you shouldn’t worryXiaomi appoints two female senior executives simultaneously for the first time · TechNodeTikTok tests 60MediaTek and Nvidia to develop AI PC processor based on Arm Architecture · TechNodeMediaTek and Nvidia to develop AI PC processor based on Arm Architecture · TechNodeVivo X100 Ultra debuts with 200MP telephoto lens and 1/1.4TikTokkers are farming for 'College Football 25'IRS Direct File: Pilot program for taxpayers becomes permanentExplore the First Reads picks for June On John Prine, Ferrante's Feminisms, and Paterson by The Paris Review Get up to 23% off Logitech PC products at Amazon Long Night Moon by Nina MacLaughlin Blue Geometries by The Paris Review Redux: The Best Time for Bad Movies by The Paris Review Reading Upside Down: A Conversation with Rose Wylie by Emily Stokes 'The Zone of Interest' review: A chilling portrait of complicity By Your Name by Madeleine Schwartz iPhone 16 tipped to have new 'capture button': 3 things it can do Redux: Which Voice Is Mine by The Paris Review Announcing Our Spring Issue by Emily Stokes Redux: Be My Camera by The Paris Review A Formal Feeling: A Conversation with Claudia Durastanti by Mia Colleran Daniel Galera on “The God of Ferns,” the Review’s Holiday Reading by The Paris Review Redux: Naked Lightbulb by The Paris Review Redux: An Ordinary Word by The Paris Review Viral fashion company Selkie is being slammed for using AI art Two Poems by Kathleen Ossip NYT's The Mini crossword answers for January 19 Rhetoric and Rhyme: On Rap by Daniel Levin Becker
2.5644s , 10102.625 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Philippines erotic】,Steady Information Network