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Japan unlikely to raise cap for foreign workers despite labor shortages

Pinagmulan JapanTimes 日本时报7 oras ang nakalipas
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Kimi Onoda, minister in charge of policies related to foreign nationals, said demand for a special visa category is expected to eventually decline.

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