"Japan Inc. Sees Record Wage Hikes: Impact on Yen and Economic Policy"
TL;DR
Japanese workers have secured the largest pay rise in over three decades, with the average monthly wage increasing by 2.4% in 2021. This significant boost in wages reflects the tightening labor market in Japan, as companies compete for workers amidst a shrinking population and increasing demand for labor. The pay rise is expected to support consumer spending and economic growth in the country.
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