Employees wearing protective face guards work on an automobile assembly line at a factory of Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus in Kawasaki, south of Tokyo. © Reuters TOKYO — For a country that is facing a major labor shortage, Japan has been slow in the digitalization of the workplace.
In manufacturing, for instance, skills have been passed on from generation to generation, from maestro to protege, forming the backbone of "Made in Japan."
But data shows that the employment landscape in Japan is changing.The need for social distancing has pushed companies to take automation seriously, and a third of jobs that […]
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