Kyocera chief vows to secure all jobs, including part-timers

Kyocera chief vows to secure all jobs, including part-timers

KYOTO, Japan - Kyocera Corp. President Makoto Kawamura speaks during a recent interview with Kyodo News. Kawamura said the Kyoto-based ceramics and electronics manufacturer will secure the jobs of all of the company's workers, including part-timers, despite the current economic downturn. (Kyodo)

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