China is loosening up previous laws that limited childbearing, but its citizens aren’t all jumping at the chance to raise larger families. Women’s career ambitions are progressing, but social norms still lag, and they’re scaling back family planning to ensure they don’t hinder their professional lives.

ICTI Care – a Hong Kong NGO for the toy industry – has launched summer camps for children of domestic migrant workers in China, so parents can spend more time with their families over the holidays. The idea is that employees, their families, and the companies they work for will all benefit.

In China, Gen Yers are taking up a range of fitness classes and downing assorted cleansing tonics to maintain their physical health. Yet while their choices in diet and exercise might be similar to their Western counterparts, how do their drivers for enhanced wellbeing differ?

A regular nine-to-five from Monday to Friday isn’t for everyone. In fact, 87% of British employees either work or want to work flexibly, freeing up time for their families or passion projects. Ginibee aims to help these individuals – and their employers – by splitting their job with another person.