Tokyo Work Policy: Tokyo Government To Implement 4-Day Work-Week for Government Employees From April 2025 To Aid Families Amid Japan's Low Fertility Rates
The news was confirmed by Yuriko Koike, Governor of Tokyo, who said that government employees in the metropolitan will be able to take three days off every week starting April 2025.
Japan's Tokyo government is planning to implement a four-day workweek for its staff in 2025. The four-day workweek is aimed at encouraging young families and raising the country's low fertility rates. The news was confirmed by Yuriko Koike, Governor of Tokyo, who said that government employees in the metropolitan will be able to take three days off every week starting April 2025. "With flexibility, we will review work styles to ensure that no one has to give up their career due to life events like childbirth or child care," Yuriko Koike said during a policy speech at the fourth regular session of the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly. Tokyo Emerges as Hub for 'Sex Tourism' Amid Rising Poverty, Violence and Exploitation of Young Women, Says Report.
Tokyo To Implement 4-Day Workweek from April 2025
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