TOKYO -- Japanese workers who changed jobs in the April-June quarter secured an average pay of 4.66 million yen ($32,000) for their first year, up 1.8% on the year, staffing agency Mynavi reports, as businesses shell out more money for experienced talent ready to hit the ground running.
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Japan midcareer hires score higher pay amid scramble for talent
Businesses seek experienced workers in shift after pandemic
The number of job openings in Japan during the April-June quarter was 67% higher than in 2019. (Photo by Yutaka Miyaguchi)
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