Gov't to transfer personnel functions to new Cabinet bureau

Gov't to transfer personnel functions to new Cabinet bureau

TOKYO, Japan - Masahito Tani, president of the National Personnel Authority, speaks to reporters in Tokyo on Feb. 3 after the government decided to transfer the personnel functions of some administrative entities to a new Cabinet Secretariat office to be set up in April 2010.

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