Record 163 firms went bankrupt in Japan in April-Sept. due to staff shortages
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Will someone please think of the companies!!!
This is a good start to improve the lives of what workers exist right now in the workforce. However, with an ever declining and aging population I don’t know if this will be a long term fix for the country. Japanese corporate work culture is famously toxic to the growth of families with obligatory overtime. Even fixing overnight this will leave a generational gap of 20 to 30 years. In that time without replacement workers from somewhere will further damage national economy making a recovery more difficult if/when the population recovers.
Some substance around this would be helpful. Does that mean tax breaks? Government subsidies?