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Japan to invest ¥1 tril in human resources development over 5 years

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wow

what a way to say you're going to invest a lot of money into nothing to do nothing about nothing.

congrats

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Sounds difficult. I wonder if there is a company out there, possibly starting with a D, that they could outsource this kind of job to.

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what a way to say you're going to invest a lot of money into nothing to do nothing about nothing.

Yep. And 1 trillion yen will be needed to do this. More ineptitude and incompetence from the government.

-4 ( +3 / -7 )

Very generous. I’ve even never said that I could need 1 trl. for my development. lol

-3 ( +2 / -5 )

Trillions here and trillions there.

It’s as if Kishida thinks they will have the BOJ print a trillion yen denominated bill soon?

3 ( +9 / -6 )

Kishida talks a lot but does JS!

He does go on a lot of plane trips though….

-4 ( +2 / -6 )

Kishida is also expected to vow to "sincerely, humbly and respectfully face the severe opinions of the public"

Kishida: I will deploy the maximum amount of adverbs in ignoring the will of the people.

invest ¥1 tril in human resources development

Means more corporate welfare to cronies like Heizo Takenaka at Pasona who will make work more precarious and make workers more than ever divorced from the fruits of their labour.

More dispatchers, labor agencies HR conglomerates etc etc.

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How about investing in giving your people meaningful holidays and not expecting them to work 100 hours overtime a month for no pay??!!

Different face same party!

5 ( +6 / -1 )

This article is not about public spending on human resources. It's about the disclosure of Kishida's draft speech. It needs a different headline and lead.

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