Over 50% of seniors in Japan wishing to be in work unemployed: survey

22 Aug 2023 01:18 | JHRS (Administrator)

Tokyo- Over 50 percent of those aged 60 through 74 years old in Japan over recent years have remained unemployed despite wishing to be in work, a recent survey by a human resources company has found, even as the country faces a labor shortage.

It also found that around two-thirds of the companies polled are not eager to hire senior people as full-time employees, although many of them said there was no particular reason for their stance, according to Recruit Co.

Source: https://english.kyodonews.net


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