If you work just 1 hour a month, you are not considered unemployed for the purpose of these figures. These figures should be roughly doubled to compare to those of other senshinkoku.
More to do with declining birth rate than anything else obviously. More people retired last year than were employed. This figure should fall close to zero in the next decade or so.
hire more people to protect us on the street construction crews. hire more Mc. D staff. Hire more Yoshinoya staff. And call them all jobs. incomes haven't changed in Japan for 20 years. Wish prices had the same 20 year record.
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umbrella at 09:14 PM JST - 30th April
If you work just 1 hour a month, you are not considered unemployed for the purpose of these figures. These figures should be roughly doubled to compare to those of other senshinkoku.
some14some at 09:53 PM JST - 30th April
Ofcourse yes, that is the reason they just mention percentage...no basis for calculations, how do we know how many are employed or unemployed?
Patrick Smash at 10:16 PM JST - 30th April
More to do with declining birth rate than anything else obviously. More people retired last year than were employed. This figure should fall close to zero in the next decade or so.
noborito at 12:06 AM JST - 1st May
hire more people to protect us on the street construction crews. hire more Mc. D staff. Hire more Yoshinoya staff. And call them all jobs. incomes haven't changed in Japan for 20 years. Wish prices had the same 20 year record.
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