G-8 officials start 3-day talks on labor practices

G-8 officials start 3-day talks on labor practices

NIIGATA, Japan - Japanese labor minister Yoichi Masuzoe (C) chairs a meeting of government officials representing the Group of Eight countries and representatives from international labor organizations and management groups in Niigata, Niigata Prefecture, on May 11. (Pool photo)

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