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Japan’s foreign-worker system strains as officials eye quota shifts

Nikkei Asia reports the government seeks continued hiring in nursing care and food service without lifting the cap.

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Nikkei Asia reports that Japan’s foreign-worker system is under strain as officials consider quota shifts. The government seeks continued hiring in nursing care and food service without lifting the cap.

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Nikkei Asia@NikkeiAsiaJapan's foreign worker system strains as officials eye quota shifts Government seeks continued hiring in nursing care, food service without lifting cap https://asia.nikkei.com/spotlight/japan-immigration/japan-s-foreign-worker-system-strains-as-officials-eye-quota-shifts28m
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