Enlarged Seven & I group holds ceremony for 1,113 new employees

Enlarged Seven & I group holds ceremony for 1,113 new employees

TOKYO, Japan - Retail giant Seven & I Holdings Co. on March became this year's first major Japanese company to hold a ceremony for new employees, with its chairman urging 1,113 staff newly hired by group firms to optimize customer satisfaction.

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