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diarioestrategia.clThe Confederation of Japanese Trade Unions, known as Rengo, the country’s main trade union force, with some 7 million members, has reported that the results of the negotiations with the employer – known as ‘Shunto’ – have resulted in a 5.26% increase in the salaries of Japanese workers, placing it as the third [...] The entry The average salary of the Japanese increases above 5% for the third consecutive year appears first in Forbes Spain.
Japanese Firms Agree To 5%+ Wage Hikes For Third Year Running
Japanese companies have agreed to raise wages by more than 5% for a third consecutive year, early results from annual labor talks showed on Monday, reflecting sustained gains in pay that policymakers see as key to fostering durable economic growth. Rengo, Japan’s largest labor union umbrella group with 7 million members, said its preliminary tally showed an average wage hike of 5.26% for this year. That compares with last year’s initial reading …
Japanese firms agree to 5.26% wage hike, top union group’s preliminary data shows - Regional Media News
By Makiko Yamazaki and Kentaro Sugiyama TOKYO, March 23 (Reuters) - Japanese companies have agreed to raise wages by more than 5% for a third consecutive year, early results from annual labour talks showed on Monday, reflecting sustained gains in pay that policymakers see as key to fostering durable economic growth. Rengo, Japan's largest labour union umbrella group with 7 million members, said its preliminary tally showed an average wage hike o…
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