As a result of collective bargaining negotiations, 15 young workers at a NTT subcontractor in Osaka on July 12 succeeded in receiving leave allowance and wages that the company suspended ostensibly due to the economic impact of the March 11 disaster.
The Japan Business Federation (Nippon Keidanren) on July 14 published a policy proposal calling for immediately resuming operations of nuclear reactors which are currently under suspension, threatening capital flight abroad.
LDP officials and even cabinet ministers voiced against PM Kan’s call for a society without nuclear energy, showing how completely the two major parties are out of touch with public sentiment.
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