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some14some at 07:12 AM JST - 7th October
How many will be retiring (fired) in 2010? If none, these 32 new employees will put an additional burden on JAL.
Kwaabish at 12:18 PM JST - 7th October
some14some,
Don't worry. You can figure that as some of the CA's get married, they will "retire" also.
sfjp330 at 09:47 AM JST - 8th October
The Japanese govenment should offer tax credit for companies that create jobs. Government should give employers a two year tax credit if they increase the size of the workforce, or add significant hours of work or making part time worker full time. Employers would receive a credit worth twice the first years payroll tax for each new hire making it cheaper to add new workers. If govenment could implement some of the drastic change in tax credit, this will be a positive direction when unemployment is way too high.