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Sighing, body odour considered new types of workplace harassment in Japan

UNCONVENTIONAL forms of misconduct are gaining recognition in Japanese workplaces, with even sighing and body odour being labelled as potential offenc.

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Body odour? Sighing? In Japan, that could be workplace harassment

Body odour? Sighing? In Japan, that could be workplace harassment
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Japan s rude awakening: more ill-tempered Japanese lose their cool in a nation normally known for politeness

The problem has become so bad that some local governments and schools in Japan have drafted rules to deal with the ‘irritated and impatient’.

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Losing their cool : Known for politeness, Japan witnessing growing incidents of rude behaviour

Losing their cool : Known for politeness, Japan witnessing growing incidents of rude behaviour
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70% of Japanese firms say candidates use of ChatGPT won t affect hiring process

TOKYO Some 70% of recruiting staff at private firms in Japan said the desire to hire a candidate would not be affected by the fact they used the Ch

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