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The results for the survey held by the Japan Actors Union have prompted the union to establish mental health services for their members.
This bonus comes with a special set of conditions: you must prove you used up the entire amount by April 30, or it’s null and void.
There’s one surprising aspect of working at a 120-year-old Japanese restaurant that has everyone wanting to work there.
Workaholics asked to address this senseless loss in a country where taking paid leave is frowned upon.
Supposedly less-than-perfect jobs both sound a lot better than the ones many people actually have.
Thought your boss’ attitude was bad? At least they don’t lounge around in a pile of flowers all day!
An American wartime propaganda video has one Japanese citizen reflecting on his nation’s societal structure today.
Japanese Twitter users weigh in on thought-provoking post discussing the qualities that make Yubaba an effective manager.
Times are changing, and Japan’s younger generation now favors practicality over formality when it comes to work fashion.
Working hours at this shrimp processing and packaging plant are outlined as: “Whenever the heck you feel like it.”
60 percent of small and medium-sized companies in Japan are understaffed, and it’s time to take a hard look at the situation.