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Is a CEO worth 1,000 times the median worker? - Vimarsana News

Is a CEO worth 1,000 times the median worker?

What now gets disclosed is often subject to manipulation, presumably to make the numbers look better.

Government panel warns of widening gender gap in Japan due to pandemic - Vimarsana News

Government panel warns of widening gender gap in Japan due to pandemic

In a report, the panel of experts said the crisis has led to an increase in domestic violence cases and suicides among women, while also hitting them harder financially.

Young adults in Japan who grew up in foster homes facing 'severe financial difficulties' - Vimarsana News

Young adults in Japan who grew up in foster homes facing 'severe financial difficulties'

First-of-its-kind survey shows 40% of demographic working as nonregular employees.

The uneasy state of Japan's welfare system - Vimarsana News

The uneasy state of Japan's welfare system

Feb 13, 2021 On Jan. 27, Hiroaki Nakanishi, chairman of the Japan Business Federation (Keidanren), held an online meeting with his counterpart, Rikio Kozu, of the Japanese Trade Union Confederation (Rengo) to talk about wages, and, at one point, Nakanishi said that “somehow” Japan’s ranking for average pay among the 37 developed countries of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development had dropped. On Jan. 30, Tokyo Shimbun summarized the media reaction to Nakanishi’s remark by saying that the business leader made it seem as if he thought Japan’s pay situation...

Retroactive aid payments eyed for big Japanese firms' nonregular workers - Vimarsana News

Retroactive aid payments eyed for big Japanese firms' nonregular workers

"We'll take into consideration a series of requests that were made in the run-up to the emergency declaration," labor minister Norihisa Tamura said.