TOKYO -- Japan plans to start requiring large companies to disclose their gender wage gaps as early as this year as part of efforts to address systemic disparities in the workplace.
New rule to shed light on systemic disadvantages for female workers

Japanese women's median earnings are just 77.5% of men's. © Nikkei montage/Source photos by 123RF
TOKYO -- Japan plans to start requiring large companies to disclose their gender wage gaps as early as this year as part of efforts to address systemic disparities in the workplace.