Students help workers facing corporate harassment

Students help workers facing corporate harassment

KYOTO, Japan - Members of POSSE, a nonprofit organization run by students, meet in Kyoto in late October 2010 to provide advice and support to workers facing unethical or illegal treatment at the hands of their employers. Demand for the group's services is rapidly rising.

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