Pasona shifts part of headquarters functions to western Japan island

Pasona shifts part of headquarters functions to western Japan island

Pasona Group Inc. CEO Yasuyuki Nambu speaks during a get-together ceremony on Awajishima Island in Hyogo Prefecture on Oct. 1, 2020 for about 120 students who are set to join the major staff agency next April. The Tokyo-based company is transferring part of its headquarters functions to the western Japan island as part of its work style reform campaign.

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