TOKYO -- South Korea is seeking mutually supportive arrangements between government and companies that can boost its low fertility rate, an official said Friday.
Former industry minister looks to Japan's Itochu for ideas on family-friendly measures

Japanese trading house Itochu provides free breakfast for employees daily from 6:30 am. (Photo by Takuya Fujisawa)
TOKYO -- South Korea is seeking mutually supportive arrangements between government and companies that can boost its low fertility rate, an official said Friday.