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Masayuki Ono, deputy head of TEPCO's nuclear plant division. Nearly half of the workers of subcontractors to companies dealing with the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station may be employed illegally, according to a TEPCO survey. (Jiji Press)

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Aaaah... another one from everybody's favorite, Tepco.

Very funny that one....

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Must be one of the less popular jobs in Japan, a spokesperson for TEPCO...

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Oh puhleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeezze . . . . . WHAT a CROCK ...........................over the last 10 years not only International Nuclear Energy Commission {after inspecting Fukushinme} --------but also Japanese scientists and Japanese people-in-the-know------ alerted TEPCO and the J Govt (LDP Party) about the specific aspects of the Fukushima reactor that DES{ERATELY needed repair.............................NOTHING was done ,except personnel was changed ........................................................

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Weren't they sub-subcontracted? Pathetic, especially given the exorbitant rates that the EPCOs charge their hapless customers.

More evidence that Japan is turning into a slave society.

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