- Joined
- Feb 21, 2020
A 2017 government investigation found that most employers in the program were breaking labor laws, but Tanaka says he follows the rules. In his case, he says, “it’s a win-win” because he gets to keep his company alive while his workers earn the equivalent of $8.90 an hour, many times what they'd make back home.Nigger please.
You know a conservative country is starving for low-skilled workers when they start opening a "Guest Worker Program."
Those racist idiots will go extinct because of their belief in homogenity. Who can blame them though...
You know how starved companies in the states are for low skilled workers after the pandemic. Now imagine that for a negative natality rate country.
Moreover, the government’s decision to raise average minimum hourly wages by a record ¥28, or 3.1%, from the previous year to ¥930 will heap extra financial burdens on already suffering businesses in the two industries.
Attracting engineers from India — home to scores of up-and-coming tech workers — has been a hot recruitment trend among Japanese firms.
TL;DR: raising the minimum wage to the point where restaurants can't pay for waiters without going bankrupt, so they import underpaid foreign labor. Typical.
Explain to me how does that invalidate my point that there're barely any low-qualifications jobs for idiots who are actually Japanese citizens? In order to drive a truck across countries or build bridges you still have to learn how, unless you want to accidentally kill someone in some workplace accident. You think they import retarded people there to do these jobs other Japs don't want to do?