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... demand . 5 The Japanese Government , officially at least , has resisted filling the gaps with unskilled foreign labour - concerned about the impact that this might have on Japanese society and on demands that immigrants might place on ...
... demand . 5 The Japanese Government , officially at least , has resisted filling the gaps with unskilled foreign labour - concerned about the impact that this might have on Japanese society and on demands that immigrants might place on ...
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... demand for them in Japan , the falling oil prices and consequent slowing of demand in the Middle East must also have diverted many male Asian workers eastward . Most illegal immigrants enter Japan with three - month tourist or other non ...
... demand for them in Japan , the falling oil prices and consequent slowing of demand in the Middle East must also have diverted many male Asian workers eastward . Most illegal immigrants enter Japan with three - month tourist or other non ...
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... demand falls . As the Government explained in 1988 , the intention is " to use foreign workers as a buffer to even out the swings in the business cycle . When a temporary export boom increases the demand for foreign workers , the ...
... demand falls . As the Government explained in 1988 , the intention is " to use foreign workers as a buffer to even out the swings in the business cycle . When a temporary export boom increases the demand for foreign workers , the ...
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