In Japan, resignation agencies assist workers facing demanding work culture and pandemic-prompted career reassessment.
In Japan, an increasing number of workers are using resignation agencies to navigate quitting their jobs, a response to the country's demanding work culture. Traditionally, quitting is seen as disrespectful, with some companies engaging in harassment to retain employees. The pandemic has prompted many to reassess their careers, leading agencies like Momuri to receive around 11,000 inquiries in a year. The government is also addressing unethical employers to improve workplace conditions.
September 01, 2024
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