Why do Japanese government workers keep losing sensitive data while drunk?
Nights out drinking can often end badly. But in Japan, they have a habit of going spectacularly wrong for government ...
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A sweet Japanese Valentine's Day tradition is nearly dead
The custom of giri-choco, loosely meaning 'obligatory chocolate,” was once commonplace in offices around the country.
Free booze at work, hangover leave: A look into hiring tactic of Japan's small tech company
In Japan, a small tech company is challenging workplace norms by providing free alcohol and flexible hangover leaves. The ...
Japan expert gives tips on how to deal with 'noise harassment' in workplace
TOKYO -- "Noise harassment" in the workplace, such as loud typing sounds, is surprisingly common. The Mainichi Shimbun asked ...
Ex-Toyota worker helps Japan's foreign residents with work, life and futsal
Morihiro Masada left his career at Toyota Motor Corp. to focus entirely on helping foreign residents in Japan find work an ...
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Japanese company offers free drinks and ‘hangover leave’
Unable to offer high salaries, a Japanese tech firm provides free drinks at work and ‘hangover leave’ to attract young talent ...
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Anonymous disclosures on harassment in Japanese workplaces
A wave of anonymous workplace harassment posts has flooded social media platform X (formerly Twitter) in Japan, triggered by the recent Fuji TV scandal. This revelation has unleashed a torrent of ...
A Sweet Japanese Valentine Tradition Is Nearly Dead
Japanese women traditionally gave chocolate to their male co-workers for Valentine’s Day. But shifting workplace norms now ...