Police raid temp staff agency Goodwill, others over illegal dispatch

Police raid temp staff agency Goodwill, others over illegal dispatch

TOKYO, Japan - Police on Jan. 31 raided major temp staff agency Goodwill Inc. (in photo), along with cargo handling company Towa Lease and several other locations, suspecting they were repeatedly engaged in illegal subleasing of staff sent by the manpower company.

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