The big picture of a stronger domestic economy would likely be a swing in the division of spoils from capital to labor, something not experienced for...
Before recruiting foreign workers to address Japan's labor shortage, the government must explain its plans for integrating immigrants both socially and legally.
Despite the heated controversies, a recent book about one family's journey from Vietnam reminded me of the rich benefits of America's immigration traditions.
Japan's technical training program must be safe for and fair to foreign interns, but not make immigration and hopping from employer to employer too easy.
The influx of immigrants to Kawaguchi highlights residents' worries about maintaining law and order as the population diversifies. Readers share their views.
Americans go to the polls in November to elect a president for the next four years. What are the predictions for its outcome and how should...
Permanent residency should not be automatically granted to the additional Specified Skilled Worker visa holders and their families.
Many countries are fighting inflation pressures while Japan's policymakers are attempting to raise them on a sustainable basis. Signs are they're succeeding.
We cannot disregard the reality that some who are in Japan illegally threaten public safety. The immigration rules must assess each individual's circumstances.
The impact of population decline on society and the economy is profound. Both the national and local governments must adapt their policies.
The recommendations of the Japanese experts’ panel address the rampant problems faced by technical interns, such as physical abuse and unpaid wages.
The author provides insightful analysis regarding Japan's approach to immigration, refugees, and foreign workers, which he describes as "restrictive."