Japan firms let entrepreneurially minded staff work side jobs

Japan firms let entrepreneurially minded staff work side jobs

Photo taken Oct. 22, 2016 shows Tomoya Takani lecturing on disaster prevention before members of the Saitama city assembly during a seminar held in the city north of Tokyo. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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