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Japanese work environment

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work culture in Japan characterized by simultaneous recruiting of new graduates (shinsotsu-Ikkatsu saiyō), lifetime-employment (shūshin koyō), long work-hours and strong devotion to one's company

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Vinony files it under Economy of Japan, Employment in Japan and Society of Japan.

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Category:Labor in Japan

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