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Govt Implements System to Help Workers Acquire Skills to Adapt to Technological Changes; Companies Concerned About Labor Shortages - Ryo Nishii And Eisuke Shimobayashi

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By Ryo Nishii, Eisuke Shimobayashi
| QOSHE
By Ryo Nishii and Eisuke Shimobayashi / Yomiuri Shimbun Staff Writers 7:00 JST, December 13, 2025 The Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry launched a system in October to provide financial assistance to workers who take a leave of absence from their companies to acquire new skills. The system was implemented to encourage more Japanese employees to undergo new training to adapt to technological and other changes in society.
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Govt Implements System to Help Workers Acquire Skills to Adapt to Technological Changes; Companies Concerned About Labor Shortages

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By Ryo Nishii, Eisuke Shimobayashi
| The Japan News Verified
Courtesy of Mai Nihei Mai Nihei produces koji filamentous fungus in a sake brewery in San Francisco in November 2019. She worked at a startup producing Japanese sake in the United States to learn about business management. The Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry launched a system in October to provide financial assistance to workers who take a leave of absence from their companies to acquire new skills.
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