Tokyo (Reuters)
The Confederation of Japan Trade Unions (Rengo) said yesterday that the country’s major companies agreed during their annual labor talks to average a 3.8 percent wage increase in the next fiscal year, the highest increase in nearly three decades.
He added that a preliminary survey of 805 Ringo-affiliated unions showed an average increase of 11,844 yen ($89) per month.
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