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Lacking manpower, Japanese firms court women

Lacking manpower, Japanese firms court women
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With Japan's aging population and shrinking workforce, what are companies doing to woo female workers?

Japan’s population is aging and its workforce is shrinking, so more and more companies are wooing female workers with subsidised childcare and flexible hours, while promoting women to management positions. Find out more and hear from the women themselves in this episode of Spotlight.

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