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Nearly half of Japan’s high-skilled foreign workers earn below university graduates

Japan’s push to attract high-skilled foreign workers is under scrutiny as many earn wages comparable to new graduates and work below their qualifications, highlighting gaps in oversight even as high-skilled visa numbers surge and blue-collar intern participation declines.

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