Keidanren to allow pay scale hikes by member firms for 2nd year

Keidanren to allow pay scale hikes by member firms for 2nd year

Koji Miyahara, vice chairman of Japan's leading business lobby known as Keidanren, addresses the press in Tokyo on Jan. 20, 2015, with a copy of a report that will be used as guidance for corporate executives in wage negotiations starting later in the month. The group said it will support pay scale hikes by member companies in the annual wage talks, adopting such a policy for the second straight year. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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