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"Wage Increases Are Investments, Not Costs": Rengo Okinawa Requests 5% or More Increase From Prefectural Employers' Association
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On the 10th, Rengo Okinawa held a 2026 labor-management summit with the Okinawa Prefectural Employers' Association at a hotel in Naha City, and requested a wage increase of at least 5%, including regular pay increases, a total annual working time of 1,800 hours, and thorough public awareness of labor-related laws. Rengo Okinawa Chairman Satoshi Nakasone said, "Companies within the prefecture are also entering an era of competition to secure huma…
The 2026 spring labor offensive has begun, and companies are announcing wage increases. We will summarize the latest wage increases in each industry and revisions to starting salaries for new graduates.
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