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53.2% of Companies in Ibaraki Prefecture Are Experiencing a Shortage of Regular Employees; the Severity of the Situation Varies by Company Size, According to a Survey by a Think Tank Affiliated with Joyo Bank.

The Joyo Industrial Research Institute, a think tank subsidiary of Joyo Bank, has released the results of a survey that asked companies in Ibaraki Prefecture about the presence or absence of labor shortages. Regarding the adequacy of regular employees, 53.2% responded that they were "insufficient," 42.1% said they were "appropriate," and 3.7% said they had "a surplus."
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The Joyo Industrial Research Institute, a think tank subsidiary of Joyo Bank, has released the results of a survey that asked companies in Ibaraki Prefecture about the presence or absence of labor shortages. Regarding the adequacy of regular employees, 53.2% responded that they were "insufficient," 42.1% said they were "appropriate," and 3.7% said they had "a surplus."

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産経ニュース broke the news in Japan on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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