Why do Japanese government workers keep losing sensitive data while drunk?
Nights out drinking can often end badly. But in Japan, they have a habit of going spectacularly wrong for government ...
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This company in Japan offers free booze and hangover leave to attract new employees
hoping to draw in new recruits. A tech company in Osaka, Japan, introduced alcohol and 'hangover leave' during work hours as part of its strategy to attract employees with a unique work culture.( ...
This company in Japan is redefining job perks by giving free alcohol and paid hangover leave
A Japanese company, Trust Ring Co., Ltd., is attracting talent with an unusual perk: free alcohol during work hours and paid ...
This Japanese Ritual May Be The Secret To Reaching A Goal. Here's Why You Should Try It.
Nevertheless, breaking big goals or tasks into bite-sized chunks is especially “recommended in the scientific literature for ...
This company in Japan offers free booze and hangover leave to attract new employees
However, a small tech company in Osaka, Japan, is breaking the mould with an unusual approach to employee satisfaction.
Work-shy Gen Z being offered 'hangover leave' and a break during the day to drink beer by desperate Japanese bosses trying to woo them into the office
For new graduates in Japan, one small IT company is offering Gen-Z staff the option to take special 'hangover leave' in a ...
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A Japanese IT company offers «sick leave for hangovers» and gives away free alcohol at work. What’s the catch?
And there is no trick to it — this is simply how a small IT company, Trust Ring, based in Osaka, is trying to attract new ...
Anger, chaos and confusion in U.S. take hold as federal workers face mass layoffs
Workers all over the country responded with anger and confusion Friday as they grappled with the Trump administration 's ...
Jamie Dimon slams petition from 1,200+ JPMorgan employees fighting full-time RTO
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon says he doesn’t care about how many people sign the petition, he wants his employees back in ...
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Generative AI reviving more presidents to train employees
Japanese companies large and small are planning ... About 2,000 managers and new employees have used it so far. “If someone in such a strong position as the president talks, the impact would ...