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HostingerDiana Kijauskaitė3 min readintro

Hostinger to financially support employees who volunteer for military service

Summary

Hostinger will pay up to €2,300 gross per month to Lithuanian staff who volunteer for military service, preserving their jobs and benefits for up to nine months.

  • Financial support is limited to employees in Lithuania and applies only to voluntary service.
  • Positions and benefits (including health insurance) are retained during the service period.
  • The program aligns with Lithuania’s “total defence” model and Hostinger’s broader civic‑responsibility commitments.

Shows a concrete corporate policy linking employee benefits to national defence, but offers no technical insight for engineers.

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