Mika Aino worked eight years as a women s counselor for a municipality in Hiroshima Prefecture, but burned out and strapped for cash, the 54-year-old domestic abuse survivor decided to call it quits.
Mariko Aoki, deputy head of All-Japan Prefectural and Municipal Workers Union (Jichiro). She was commenting on the results of a Jichiro survey, showing that about 70% of health care workers in Japan want to quit their jobs.
Mariko Aoki, deputy head of All-Japan Prefectural and Municipal Workers Union (Jichiro). She was commenting on the results of a Jichiro survey, showing that about 70% of health care workers in Japan want to quit their jobs.
A survey conducted by a labor union consisting of local government and public service sector employees showed that 6.6 percent of its members identified themselves as being LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and others).