Mehr als die Hälfte der Präfekturen Japans haben Memorandums of Understanding mit dem Ausland unterzeichnet oder erwägen dies, um ausländische Arbeitskräfte zu sichern, was die Krise des Arbeitskräftemangels unterstreicht

    https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/040c8894e17dd152f455c543550df140170781f3

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    1. There is a sterotype that LDP and opposition parties are uniquely incompetent, so the public and local governments have to take the matter to their own hand.

      The lack of covid policy during abe and the public’s self organization of lockdowns demonstrated that.

    2. “We are running low on slaves… who are we gonna abuse once they are gone? We need to do (pretend) something!”

    3. Far_Government_9782 on

      This is predictable. The central gov is flying the flag for easy populism. Meanwhile, local governments will just have to quietly bypass all the drama and sort out the labor issue at the local level, hoping that this will be able to fly under the radar and that their own local nettouyo don’t kick off too much.

    4. Pristine-Weekend-415 on

      But they still will be subjected to visa and labour law restrictions? What’s the point

    5. Mission-Warning-1205 on

      Just ignore Japan already. Let them sink into depopulation. That’s what they want anyway. Who tf in their right mind want to work in Japan with such terrible working conditions and low pay?

    6. Due_Bar_7247 on

      The very same country that just nerfed their entire immigration system? Forgive me for not giving a flying fuck whether Japan has access to cheap labor anymore or not

    7. The moment they miss the 3rd Baby Boom, Foreign worker are a necessary part of their society, Immigrant are inevitable at that point.

      Japanese culture preservation? those are long gone when they miss that 3rd baby boom as well as how the Education and Job market are pivot to Tokyo Centric Economy, The traditional culture are long gone, replaced with corporate focus obidient culture, heck barely they do obon dance anymore

      these extreme right wings are late 20 year, They should’ve not allow those toxic work and education culture to erode the birth rate,

      Immigrant worker are not problem, but a result of society fail to preserve their own population, all of those toxic work culture, feminism, and education problem now Bite them, and there is nothing they can do

      After all in next 10-20 year, the situation is more dire

    8. Maybe if Japan increased the minimum wage from $7 they’d be able to attract more workers?

    9. throwaway_acc0192 on

      No. Japan can phuck themselves. As a half Japanese. This people are contradicting af. They want labour but treat foreigners like shit. I’ve no interest nor give a flying phuck about what Japan wants anymore tbh. Immigration system and policy is shyt. Figure this labour shortage their own way with 100% Japanese people.

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