Japan's March factory output beats expectations

Any good news in Japan's labor sector is never the result of improved management or policy, it is always the result of the labor-force going without more. Or... giving more of their personal time, taxes, wages, family-time and rights to their exploiters.

Luckily for the exploiters, most people in the labor force don't know any better and are so passive in their thinking that the problems are never confronted.

These articles make me sick as work-life here is slavery. Nothing more.

Retail sales flatlined, labor market tight, industrial output up, but overproduction will mean a slowdown in the next months figures. Wages stagnant except for the top 5 or 10 companies. Premium Friday's? What happened there? Cost of living up 0.9%. The best news out of all this is, its Spring!

Any good news in Japan's labor sector is never the result of improved management or policy, it is always the result of the labor-force going without more. Or... giving more of their personal time, taxes, wages, family-time and rights to their exploiters. 

Luckily for the exploiters, most people in the labor force don't know any better and are so passive in their thinking that the problems are never confronted.

These articles make me sick as work-life here is slavery. Nothing more.

Here a tissue for the sobbing: It's the future of the younger generations in the rest of the developed world :)