Major Japanese companies to raise pay scales as requested by Abe

Major Japanese companies to raise pay scales as requested by Abe

Tatsuro Ueda, a Toyota Motor Corp. executive, holds a press conference in Toyota, Aichi Prefecture on March 18, 2015, after the automaker formally offered its biggest pay hikes ever to conclude the spring wage talks, raising average monthly pay scales by 4,000 yen. Ueda said the offer was "the maximum the company could offer." (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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