Diet approves bill to remove temp workers' term limit

Diet approves bill to remove temp workers' term limit

The House of Representatives in Tokyo passes into law Sept. 11, 2015, a bill to allow companies to use temp staff indefinitely if they switch them every three years. The bill, due to take effect on Sept. 30, has drawn criticism it would confine workers to unstable jobs throughout their lives. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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