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What Will Okinawa's Minimum Wage Be? Employers Propose 1098 Yen, Employers Propose 1079 Yen Again; the Difference Is 19 Yen.

The Okinawa Regional Minimum Wage Council, which discusses the minimum wage (hourly wage) for workers in the prefecture, held its sixth expert subcommittee meeting in Naha City on the 12th. Workers proposed 1,098 yen (an increase of 75 yen from the previous year), while employers proposed 1,079 yen (an increase of 56 yen). The gap between the labor-management and employer proposals narrowed compared to the previous meeting.
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The Okinawa Regional Minimum Wage Council, which discusses the minimum wage (hourly wage) for workers in the prefecture, held its sixth expert subcommittee meeting in Naha City on the 12th. Workers proposed 1,098 yen (an increase of 75 yen from the previous year), while employers proposed 1,079 yen (an increase of 56 yen). The gap between the labor-management and employer proposals narrowed compared to the previous meeting.

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沖縄タイムス+プラス broke the news on Thursday, August 13, 2026.
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