Employee induction ceremony at Seven & I group

TOKYO, Japan - The freshly-recruited employees of Seven & I Holdings Co. perform morning calisthenics during an induction ceremony for new employees at the major supermarket and convenience store chain. The Seven & I group hired 1,465 regular employees for fiscal 2008, up 125 from the previous year. (Kyodo)

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