Chicago Tribune (April 1)
2013/ 04/ 03 by jd in Global News
“In the world’s most populous nation, attending to your filial obligations is no longer entirely up to your discretion. It’s a legal obligation.” In China, “the government has enacted a law mandating that children visit their parents and that employers give the children time off to do so. And if Junior shirks his duty, Mom and Dad can sue him to force compliance.”
Tags: Children, China, Employers, Filial obligations, Law, Parents, Time off
