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Reply to "immmigrant haters: do you really want to be like Japan?"
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[quote=Anonymous]Hi, I lived in Japan for three years recently. Working in Japan sucks. Even for entry level jobs there is loads of competition and a required commitment to the company. Automation and high skilled workforce is required there. The only places that need factories are low skilled factories in the countryside. Those workers, typically From the Philippines only have 3year visas. After three years Japanese companies are required to increase benefits, so almost all entry level labor has contracts that expire after three years. The nice thing about Japanes firms is that they train you, often provide housing perks, job commitment. A lot of this is about Japanese culture, but a lot is about managing employees at all times. Anyways, it is not very comparable to what we do here in the U.S in terms of labor. Yes Japan needs healthcare aides for the elderly, but multigenerational housing is quite common. Especially in the countryside.[/quote]
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