What is the 'Child Care Leave' policy?

It is a leave policy that employees can take for childcare, school events, non-attendance, and developmental support. The eligible age has been extended to up to middle school graduation.

Why did Japan Research Institute expand this policy?

To address social issues such as increasing school non-attendance, improve employee well-being, and promote human capital management.

What are the new target age range and reasons for taking leave?

The target age is now up to middle school graduation. Reasons for taking leave include the child's physical or mental health issues, developmental support, and events related to alternative schools.

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Japan Research Institute Expands 'Children's Leave' to Support Employees in the Child-Rearing Generation

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Japan Research Institute (Nihon Soken) is expanding its 'Children's Leave' system starting April 2026. The system's coverage will be extended to junior high school graduates, and reasons for leave will now include support for school refusal and developmental issues, aiming to better assist employees raising children.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the 'Child Care Leave' policy?: A: It is a leave policy that employees can take for childcare, school events, non-attendance, and developmental support. The eligible age has been extended to up to middle school graduation.
Q: Why did Japan Research Institute expand this policy?: A: To address social issues such as increasing school non-attendance, improve employee well-being, and promote human capital management.
Q: What are the new target age range and reasons for taking leave?: A: The target age is now up to middle school graduation. Reasons for taking leave include the child's physical or mental health issues, developmental support, and events related to alternative schools.