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Yoshiyasu Shida

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北陸大学経済経営学部教授/経済学科長。東京経済大学大学院非常勤講師。加賀市総合戦略検討会議委員長。専門は経済政策/ジャーナリズム。ニュースイッチ・ファシリテーター。元ロイター通信記者。日銀キャップ等を経て日本語ニュース政策チーム統括。最近はメディアリテラシー教育、エシカル消費教育に関心。
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Japan's Sept jobless rate edges up from near three-decade low

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By Yoshiyasu Shida, Kaori Kaneko 
| Japan Today
Today 01:00 pm JST Today | 04:16 pm JST 1 Comment Japan’s September jobless rate climbed from near 30-year lows and job availability slipped, government data showed on Friday, suggesting the nation’s tightest jobs market in decades may be reaching its peak. Japan’s aging and declining population has led to a tight labor market. But wage increases remain weak and companies are wary of passing on more of their profits to employees due to uncertainty over the economic outlook.
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Japan's Sept. jobless rate edges up from near three-decade low

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By Yoshiyasu Shida, Kaori Kaneko 
| Reuters
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan’s September jobless rate climbed from near 30-year lows and job availability slipped, government data showed on Friday, suggesting the nation’s tightest jobs market in decades may be reaching its peak. FILE PHOTO: People walk at an office building at a business district in Tokyo, Japan, February 29, 2016. REUTERS/Yuya Shino/File Photo Japan’s ageing and declining population has led to a tight labour market.
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By Yoshiyasu Shida, Kaori Kaneko , Motilal Oswal
| Investment Guru India
By Yoshiyasu Shida and Kaori Kaneko TOKYO - Japan's September jobless rate climbed from near 30-year lows and job availability slipped, government data showed on Friday, suggesting the nation's tightest jobs market in decades may be reaching its peak. Japan's ageing and declining population has led to a tight labour market. But wage increases remain weak and companies are wary of passing on more of their profits to employees due to uncertainty over the economic outlook.
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