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Regarding the Status of Contract Terminations, etc., for Non-Regular Workers (December Report)

Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, Employment Security Bureau

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  1. As of December 19, 2008, the number of contract terminations, etc., for non-regular workers that were implemented or scheduled to be implemented between October 2008 and March 2009, as identified by Labour Bureaus and Public Employment Security Offices nationwide, was 1,415 cases, affecting approximately 85,000 people (85,012 people).
  2. By employment type: 946 cases of dispatched workers, 57,300 people (67.4%); contract workers (fixed-term factory workers, etc.) 15,737 people (18.5%); subcontracted workers 7,938 people (9.3%).

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