Some of them want to come back, but they apparently can't because their parents are strongly against it. We've cut production because our Japanese staff can't work full-time since they have to clean up their homes and for other reasons.
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An official at a seafood processing company in Ishinomaki, Miyagi Prefecture. The number of foreign trainees in the disaster-affected prefectures of Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima has nearly halved since the March 11 disaster. (Daily Yomiuri)
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electric2004
This "and for other reasons" is actually no useful explanation of a reason at all.
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MaboDofuIsSpicy
I do not understand the point of this statement.
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electric2004
There is something missing from the original publication. There the topic was about foreign workers, especially from China, who come to Japan under the pre-text of receiving practical education in Japanese factories.
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gaijinfo
I like it how they call these people "trainees," as if they will never achieve even the status of "foreign worker."
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kurisupisu
Most being Chinese and are able to get a true picture of what the situation is than the Japanese can!
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