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15 young workers at NTT subcontractor win back pay
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.
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Keidanren: Restart off-line N-reactors or production will go abroad
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.
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Two major parties’ nuclear policy out of touch with the public
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.
- POLITICS
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PM should declare swift withdrawal from nuclear energy: Ichida
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Two major parties’ nuclear policy out of touch with the public
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Kakushinkon resolves to strengthen movements for new political direction
- LABOR
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15 young workers at NTT subcontractor win back pay
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Court nullifies dismissal of private high school teachers
- PEACE
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83 delegates from 22 countries will attend anti-nuke meeting
- JCP
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JCP 89th anniv. amidst disaster recovery and N-crisis
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Shii talks with Palestinian special envoys
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Ogata attends farewell reception for Mexican ambassador
- WELFARE
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Ratio of national pension premium collection hits less than 60%
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Stop counting welfare recipients’ of borrowing of money to buy air-conditioners as income: JCP
- NUCLEAR CRISIS
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Keidanren continues to defend nuclear power generation
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35.8 billion yen budget allotted to advertise N-energy
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Gov’t spying on media and blog over nuclear energy
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Asahi switched to pro-nuclear energy in 1979
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299 municipal assemblies object to N-power
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Keidanren: Restart off-line N-reactors or production will go abroad
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NPP’s production of plutonium creates international distrust: JCP Yoshii
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N-plant operators’ officials donated 28 million yen to LDP