Elon Musk plans to upgrade Tesla and SpaceX childcare benefits. The billionaire confirmed this decision after the revelation of his twins with Neuralink executive Shivon Zilis.
The tech CEO shared this plan on July 8 after he replied to a Twitter user's question about not having kids because of cost reasons.
"Kids are worth it if at all possible. I'm planning to increase childcare benefits at my companies significantly," said Musk via his official Twitter account.
He added that other tech manufacturers should also do the same. Elon further shared that he will announce more details about the childcare benefit enhancement in August.
Elon Musk Upgrades Tesla, SpaceX Childcare Benefits!
According to Business Insider's latest report, Elon Musk claimed that direct donations to the families of his employees are included in his childcare benefit enhancement plan.
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As of writing, Tesla employees can receive 16 weeks of parental leave, as well as a $40,000 reimbursement for family and fertility planning treatments.
Meanwhile, Musk has been quiet when it comes to the childcare benefits offered by SpaceX. However, various reports claim that the independent space agency offers up to 10 weeks of paid maternity leave.
Once the promised childcare benefit enhancement arrives, these perks are expected to be much better.
Did His Twins With Neuralink Exec Inspire Him?
Since Musk hasn't mentioned his twins with the Neuralink executive, it is hard to conclude that his children inspired him to plan the childcare benefits offered by his companies.
CNN Business reported that Musk quietly fathered two children with Shibon Zilis, one of his employees working for the most-awaited brain chip tech.
This revelation trended after reports revealed court filings pertaining to the twins' legal name changes. These documents stated that the children's surnames were being changed to "Musk."
After his twins were revealed, the billionaire started tweeting about helping solve the underpopulation crisis in the United States.
Previously, Tesla's allegedly hiring activities appeared on LinkedIn.
On the other hand, Elon Musk's Twitter absence ended after the billionaire became active again on July 2.
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Written by: Griffin Davis