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Japan Inc shifts away from usual transfer system to keep workers | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

The spread of double-income households and the eroding concept of lifetime employment have forced Japanese companies to change their traditional ways of transferring personnel.

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Kyodo News Digest: Oct 29, 2023

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About 93% of Japanese firms raised employee wages in 2022: survey

About 93% of Japanese firms raised employee wages in 2022: survey
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Skilled workers, low-wage earners work second jobs more than others

TOKYO (Kyodo) Higher-paid individuals with specialized skills and low-wage workers in need of additional income to make ends meet tend to take on s

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Skilled workers, low-wage earners work second jobs more than others in Japan

Higher-paid individuals with specialized skills and low-wage workers in need of additional income to make ends meet tend to take on second jobs more than middle-class workers, a government survey showed. Among employees of different income classes, 6.25 percent of those earning 10 million yen or more a year in…

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