They Say that in Japan, the Minimum Wage “Does Not Last” Until the End of the Month
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Japan raised the minimum wage by 5% for the second consecutive year, but despite this increase, those who receive it do not reach the end of the month, according to international media consulted by the Argentine News Agency. As things stand, the minimum wage is only 1,177 yen per hour, that is, about 6.50 euros, against [...] The entry They assure that in Japan, the minimum wage “does not last” until the end of the month was first published in D…
Japan raised the minimum wage to 1,177 yen per hour while Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi postpones the target of 1,500 yen to 2030 in Tokyo. Japan’s entry increased the minimum wage to 1,177 yen per hour was first published on OPI Santa Cruz.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announced that the minimum wage will not undergo great evolution until the 2030s.
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