Some Japanese firms paying 'inflation allowances'
With the prices of daily commodities surging in Japan, a growing number of companies are paying inflation allowances to employees to support their daily lives.
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With the prices of daily commodities surging in Japan, a growing number of companies are paying inflation allowances to employees to support their daily lives.
Some Japanese companies are providing “inflation allowances” to help their employees cope with rising consumer prices, but industry experts and labor officials are calling for more permanent support.
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