When the coronavirus pandemic first broke out in January, Japan was seemingly unaffected. While there were reported cases, these were few and daily life remained normal. But when the number of cases suddenly started to spike in late March, Japan soon found itself facing a major emergency, not just in the health department but also in the economy. And many Japanese salarymen are now wondering how it will affect their employment.
When the coronavirus pandemic first broke out in January, Japan was seemingly unaffected. While there were reported cases, these were few and daily life remained normal. But when the number of cases suddenly started to spike in late March, Japan soon found itself facing a major emergency, not just in the health department but also in the economy. And many Japanese salarymen are now wondering how it will affect their employment.
When the coronavirus pandemic first broke out in January, Japan was seemingly unaffected. While there were reported cases, these were few and daily life remained normal. But when the number of cases suddenly started to spike in late March, Japan soon found itself facing a major emergency, not just in the health department but also in the economy. And many Japanese salarymen are now wondering how it will affect their employment.
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