With Japan’s Birth Rate in Crisis, Tokyo Bets on the Four-Day Workweek
Business and EconomicsJapan’s declining birthrate and aging population demand urgent labor reforms.
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After Limiting Overtime, Japan Embarks on a Big Labor Reform: Banning Employees From Working for 48 Consecutive Days
MagnetThe country of “karoshi,” or “death from overwork,” wants to reduce the amount of consecutive work days allowed under law from 48 to 14 days.
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Working conditions:With Japan’s Birth Rate in Crisis, Tokyo Bets on the Four-Day Workweek.After Limiting Overtime, Japan Embarks on a Big Labor Reform: Banning..
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