The Japan government, treading a thin line between businesses complaining of labour shortages and a public that is broadly cautious over large-scale immigration, is letting the rise in foreign workers take its course. A post-COVID dearth of workers and swelling number of retirees has made the labour crunch tighter
The Japan government, treading a thin line between businesses complaining of labour shortages and a public that is broadly cautious over large-scale immigration, is letting the rise in foreign workers take its course. A post-COVID dearth of workers and swelling number of retirees has made the labour crunch tighter The Japan government, treading a thin line between businesses complaining of labour shortages and a public that is broadly cautious over large-scale immigration, is letting the rise in foreign workers take its course. A post-COVID dearth of workers and swelling number of retirees has made the labour crunch tighter Moneycontrol Latest News Read More
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