TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's largest labor union group Rengo said on Thursday its member unions are seeking an average wage hike of 6.09% for this year, outpacing last year's demand, which resulted in the highest wage increase in three decades.
The demand could mean another year of sizeable wage increases in Japan's annual labor-management talks, which Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba sees as key to the world's fourth-largest economy.
