Singapore's fertility crisis: Could flexible & remote work be the answer?

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Singapore's fertility crisis: Could flexible & remote work be the answer?

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Natalism (No Musk Simps) English • 1 month ago

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In a country where 57% of young adults are unmarried, workplace reforms could reshape demographic trends: new research shows reduced hours and remote work could increase childbearing plans up to 79%

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“Rather than looking at how to stimulate domestic demand by building bridges or roads, we should provide a proper environment for our future generations because children are Japan’s best investment” - Hayao Miyazaki

Fact is, Millennials and Gen Z ain’t having kids is because of economic forces like stagnate and declining wages, lack of job security, boomer selfishness, and the malicious stupidity of people like Elon who only advocates to make things worse.

If you think there are too many people on Earth, well good news, because of the all the factors is quickly fixing that problem, but it aint going to be good for the environment

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