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Kyokuyo raises union wages, setting new graduate salary at JPY 300,000

In response to labor union demands, the Tokyo-based seafood giant has granted a full wage increase for the second consecutive year

By Undercurrent News | March 19, 2025 21:40 GMT
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Credit: Masahiko Takeuchi
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Japanese seafood giant Kyokuyo Co. has announced it will raise wages in the 2025 fiscal year to stay competitive and support employees amid rising living costs. [...]

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