Cash for kidney gets couple arrested
A couple was arrested for allegedly purchasing a kidney for a transplant.The arrests were the first under a nearly decade-old law that bans the sale of organs for transplant.
Pollice arrested on suspicion that he gave cash and a new car to a dono in return for a kidney,and his partner for allegedly brokering the deal.
Police also raided a hospital to look for medeical records and evidence of the illegal organ trade.
Pollice arrested on suspicion that he gave cash and a new car to a dono in return for a kidney,and his partner for allegedly brokering the deal.
Police also raided a hospital to look for medeical records and evidence of the illegal organ trade.
Japan's business model still valuable.
Japan's corporate culture still has significant advantages in the age of the global economy.
The first positive feature is that companies in Japan tend to respect human resources and organizational harmony.
Each individual,fully utilizing his or her own creativity, should also be devoted to teamwork in gaining knowledge of and integreating new technology and expertise.The value placed on respect for others and harmony will contribute to innovation.
The first positive feature is that companies in Japan tend to respect human resources and organizational harmony.
Each individual,fully utilizing his or her own creativity, should also be devoted to teamwork in gaining knowledge of and integreating new technology and expertise.The value placed on respect for others and harmony will contribute to innovation.
Workers dislike seniority scale.
While many workers still like Japan's lifetime employment guarantee,they dislike one of its chief components. -the seniority-based pay scale,accorting to a recent survey.
While one out of two repondents hopes the practice of lifetime employment will continue,76% are skeptical about the wisdom of the seniority-based scale.according to a report released by the Japan Institute for Social and Economic affairs.
More than60% of the respondonts feel the lifetime employment system will end sooner or later in the face of increased bankruptcies and restructuring,the report said.
While one out of two repondents hopes the practice of lifetime employment will continue,76% are skeptical about the wisdom of the seniority-based scale.according to a report released by the Japan Institute for Social and Economic affairs.
More than60% of the respondonts feel the lifetime employment system will end sooner or later in the face of increased bankruptcies and restructuring,the report said.