US EditionJapanese-Brazilians demand unpaid wages from contractors for publicly funded demolition work following Noto earthquake: 4.44 million yen for nine workers
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Japanese-Brazilians demand unpaid wages from contractors for publicly funded demolition work following Noto earthquake: 4.44 million yen for nine workers
Japanese-Brazilian workers who worked on the publicly funded demolition of buildings in Ishikawa Prefecture that were damaged by the Noto Peninsula earthquake held a press conference in Kanazawa City on the 11th to complain that they had not been paid by the contractor with whom they had signed a contract. The National General Ishikawa Regional Labor Union, to which the workers belong, plans to claim a total of 4.44 million yen for the nine work…
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