concept   employment
culture   Japan
statement   In Japan, job security and loyalty are highly valued, and there is a social stigma attached to unemployment.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 employed Japan Long working hours and dedication to the company are seen as signs of loyalty and commitment to being employed. 1
2 employer Japan Viewed as responsible for the well-being and job security of employees, often maintaining a strong sense of loyalty between employer and employee 1
3 employer Japan Considered responsible for the well-being and job security of employees, often fostering a sense of loyalty and long-term employment 1
4 employer Japan Expected to create a loyal and harmonious work environment, and employees often stay with the same employer for many years. 1
5 employer Japan Employers are often deeply respected and their decisions are rarely questioned by employees. 1
6 employers Japan Employers are responsible for maintaining a strong hierarchical structure within the organization and demonstrating authority. 1
7 employers Japan Valued for offering lifetime employment and providing extensive company benefits to employees 1
8 employment Japan Long-term job tenure is highly valued 1
9 employment Japan Long-term job security and company loyalty are highly valued 1
10 employment disputes Japan In these countries, employment disputes are often resolved through mediation and negotiation, with a focus on maintaining harmony in the workplace. 1
11 employment opportunities Japan Strong emphasis on company loyalty and long working hours 1
12 unemployment Japan There is a strong cultural stigma associated with being unemployed, and it can lead to social isolation and shame. 1
13 unemployment Japan There is a strong social stigma associated with being unemployed, and individuals may face significant pressure to find work to maintain societal status. 1