According to local media reports, the Japanese government plans to encourage companies to allow their employees to work four days a week instead of five, with the aim of improving the work-life balance of people who have job responsibilities. elderly care in a country that has one of the highest aging rates.
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On 24 February, the Ordinary General Assembly of the Japan-Spain Business Circle (CEJE) was held at the Círculo Ecuestre de
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On Friday, 20 February 2026, a large delegation of CEJE members attended the celebration of His Majesty the Emperor of
On Tuesday, 17 February, a delegation from the Japan-Spain Business Circle (CEJE) held an institutional meeting with the recently appointed
Following the recent elections in Japan, marked by significant economic and geopolitical challenges, Jorge Lasheras, president of the Japan-Spain Business
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