Young South Koreans seek jobs in Japan amid domestic employment struggles
Most outlets highlighted the trend of young South Koreans seeking employment in Japan due to difficulties finding work at home. Aaj News and ARY News both emphasized the domestic employment challenge as the primary focus, while the Daily Times added context about Japanese companies’ labor shortages. All excerpts framed the issue as a response to local job market pressures, with no additional framing or specific claims about causes or outcomes.
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Young South Koreans turn to Japan for jobs
More young South Koreans are seeking jobs in Japan as they struggle to find employment at home. The trend reflects growing demand from Japanese companies facing labor shortages. Meanwhile, South Korean graduates continue to face limited entry-level opportunities despite strong qualifications. As a result, recruitment firms and job fairs are increasingly connecting Korean talent with […]
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Why more young South Koreans are heading to Japan for work
When Japanese entrepreneur Moe Kasugai was a student at Seoul’s Yonsei University, she was struck by how some of the prestigious South Korean college’s brightest graduates struggled to land a job. So in 2019, she launched a service to connect Korean job seekers with Japanese employers. “I was surprised that they couldn’t find a job because they were so smart,” the 35-year-old said in Seoul at...
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