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In a bold move to address the country’s declining birth rate, the Tokyo metropolitan government has announced the introduction of a four-day work week. The initiative aims to encourage better work-life balance, allowing couples more time for family and personal life.
Japan has long struggled with a shrinking population and low fertility rate, attributed in part to demanding work cultures and long hours. By reducing the work week to four days, officials hope to create an environment that supports parenting and encourages young couples to have children. The policy is expected to be implemented in phases, starting with select sectors.
