Seven-Eleven tests shorter opening hours

Seven-Eleven tests shorter opening hours

Japan's top convenience store chain operator Seven-Eleven Japan Co. introduces shorter opening hours on a trial basis on March 21, 2019, amid a serious labor shortage. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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