Japan Faces Work-Life Catastrophe: PM Takaichi Demands 3 A.M. Meetings - Is This The End of Sleep? скачать в хорошем качестве

Japan Faces Work-Life Catastrophe: PM Takaichi Demands 3 A.M. Meetings - Is This The End of Sleep?

Japan’s new Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, made headlines by holding a 3 a.m. meeting with MPs, sparking debate over overwork and work-life balance in Japan. Known for her “work like a horse” philosophy, Takaichi defended the unusual timing, citing logistical issues with her residence and a jammed fax machine. Critics argue it sets a poor example, while supporters highlight her dedication. This controversy comes as Japan considers relaxing overtime limits, currently capped at 45 hours per month to prevent cases of “karoshi” – death from overwork. From historical trends in Japan’s workweek to global debates on work culture, this video explores the balance between dedication and employee welfare. INTERNATIONAL NEWS #SanaeTakaichi #JapanWorkCulture #Karoshi #Overwork #WorkLifeBalance #JapanNews #PrimeMinister #Overtime #JapanesePolitics Download the Hindustan Times App from Playstore/App Store for all the latest news & updates. Andriod : https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... Apple Store : https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... Add Hindustan Times as your preferred source on Google. Click here: https://www.google.com/preferences/so... Hindustan Times Videos brings all the News for the Global Indian under one umbrella. We break down news from across the globe from the unique lens of a Rising India. Tune in for Explainers, Opinions, Analysis and a 360 degree view of big events in India and the World which impact your present and future. Follow the Hindustan Times Channel on WhatsApp for News Alerts, Top Stories and Editor picks. Join Us Today - https://www.bit.ly/3PQ4kSv Subscribe to the Hindustan Times YT channel and press the bell icon to get notified when we go live. Visit our website https://www.hindustantimes.com/ Follow us on Twitter   / httweets   Follow us on Facebook   / hindustantimes