300 jobless temp workers move again from public shelters

300 jobless temp workers move again from public shelters

TOKYO, Japan - Temporary workers walk to get onto a bus in Tokyo's Chuo Ward on Jan. 12 as permission for them to stay at a public shelter there expired the same day. About 300 temporary workers who had lost their jobs and places to live amid the ongoing economic slump began moving again from four shelters in Tokyo to another temporary facility.

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