State employees to see 1st pay cut

TOKYO, Japan - National Personnel Authority chief Tadayoshi Nakajima (L) hands to Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi on Aug. 8 a paper recommending a 2.03% wage cut in monthly pay for central government employees for the current fiscal year. It is the first time for the authority to recommend a wage cut since the current recommendation system started in 1948. (Kyodo)

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