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Cricky
Have fun getting stickers for your birthday instead of real cake from your coworkers!
well at least I won’t have to chip in for a cake for someone I don’t care about.
PTownsend
Good news for Yahoo employees, and if Yahoo Japan reduces its office space (see link below) in Tokyo, that should result in fewer people riding trains which should be good news for Tokyo commuters, and hopefully train companies will not further decrease the number of trains, especially during peak hours.. I hope one reason Yahoo.jp is doing this is because its employees suggested it, and the managers might have actually listened to and acted on their suggestion. Next it would be nice to hear corporations and businesses of all sizes are raising worker's salaries. More power to workers!
https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Companies/Yahoo-Japan-to-slash-40-of-its-Tokyo-office-space
TokyoJoe
Not been to the office since April 2020, our productivity is higher and staff morale is up.
shogun36
Having people choose where they want to live as opposed to companies telling people to move despite their deep roots in their local areas?!?!
What kind of freedom madness is that!?!
Why didn’t anyone else think of that before!?!?
You mean not EVERYONE wants to relocate to Tokyo?!? I’m amazed………
therougou
good. my company won't even let us work from parents or relatives' houses.
kurisupisu
I’ve stopped running for trains and battling my way through hordes of workers-financially better off too.
BackpackingNepal
And all employees together said "Yahoo!"
fxgai
No big government socialism mentioned in the article, so I assume that Yahoo! is doing this in what it perceives to be its own interest (keeping good workers on board).
Always glad to see instances of free market capitalism here in Japan.
Peter Neil
Happy employees don’t matter. Cutting costs and more profit matters.
Aly Rustom
I really hope this is a trend that catches on like wildfire across the board. WFH is the way of the future and hopefully students will be able to study from home too.
Iron Lad
Good news.
Yahoo Japan is besto!