Money Talks: Japans Major problem Karoshi Kills workers
Now we all have to work for a living but Japan’s notoriously tough work culture is killing hundreds of people every year. A new report on the phenomenon known as ‘karoshi’ says many others sink into depression. Joel Labi reports, victims’ families feel there are no good solutions on the table.
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