Japan immigration
Foreign workers in Japan face 28% wage gap: government paper
Less experience and lack of flexibility to change jobs seen weighing on pay
Government aims to study growing population's effect on social safety net
Tokyu Resorts eyes 5-fold boost in Philippine, Myanmar, Indonesia, Nepal hires
Challenges emerge ahead of 2027 change letting trainees switch jobs sooner
Nationwide increase contrasts with continuing drop in number of citizens
Visa rules eased, but currency weakness tarnishes Japan's appeal for overseas hires
Job fairs also planned in Vietnam, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Nepal as tourism booms
JICA doubles estimate amid global race for employees and weaker Asian growth
Effort part of sweeping immigration reforms aimed at attracting talent
Employers to pay half of recruitment costs under new program
Kaikoukai to launch program bringing in 50-60 health care workers each year
Small firms breathe life into town headed for extinction with space boom years away
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More-flexible job options threaten to pull workers away from smaller cities
Tighter regulations will ensure students, technical interns and others contribute
Rules make it easier to deport people repeatedly applying for refugee status
Large debts for these workers seen as a factor in human rights abuses
Measure will allow removal of people with pending applications for asylum
Those who have studied or worked with foreign nationals tend to hold positive views
Shin Nakayama shares his weekly reflections and recommendations
Joint OECD report calls on country to relax residency and work restrictions
Companies face trouble recruiting students from China, Taiwan and South Korea
Move comes amid surging demand for services such as cleaning and laundry
Kishida set to finalize measures to attract overseas asset managers in June
Information access remains key obstacle to capitalizing on interest in country
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