L’Occitane increases parental leave benefits starting at Swiss HQ

Published: 5-Mar-2020
Finance

The new policy will be implemented at the cosmetic companies headquarters in Switzerland this year before rolling out internationally in the next two years

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L’Occitane increases parental leave benefits starting at Swiss HQ

The L’Occitane Group has announced it will give full pay to primary caregivers for a minimum of 20 weeks to bond with their new child.

The cosmetics company will also give

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