TOKYO -- For decades, Japanese manufacturer MinebeaMitsumi has worked in obscurity, churning out parts for the world's biggest smartphone brands and automakers, and grabbing top shares of the global markets for vital components for everything from computers and cars to home appliances.
New recruits at Japanese airline ANA gather for an entrance ceremony on April 1. Spurred by a shrinking population and social changes, young job hunters are becoming more selective than their parents could afford to be. (Photo by Sae Kamae)
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Japanese companies navigate workplace revolution as job hunters get choosier
New generation of recruits value work-life balance and wages over lifetime employment and overtime
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