
TOKYO -- The Japanese government is looking to force businesses to limit overtime to 60 hours per calendar month in an effort to combat the widespread practice of overly long shifts.
Rules to be legally binding, but exceptions likely allowed
TOKYO -- The Japanese government is looking to force businesses to limit overtime to 60 hours per calendar month in an effort to combat the widespread practice of overly long shifts.
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