 Nintendo’s CEO recently said “If we reduce the number of employees for better short-term financial results, employee morale will decrease” and is instead doing the opposite by raising pay to address inflation. Some leaders are built different. https://www.gamespot.com/articles/nintendo-will-pay-its-workers-10-more/1100-6511268/ 6 comments
@carnage4life Can’t imagine an American or European leader doing this: “calls by Prime Minister Fumio Kishida for Japanese companies to pay workers more as inflation takes hold in an economy used to years of deflation and stagnant wages, and as Japan prepares for its annual spring round of labour negotiations” https://www.reuters.com/technology/nintendo-trims-annual-profit-outlook-firmer-yen-2023-02-07/?rpc=401 @brad262run @carnage4life European businesses do seem to be similar though, for example https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/uk-retailers-raising-staff-pay-amid-cost-of-living-crunch-2022-09-22/  @brad262run @carnage4life Bruno Lemaire in France is famous for repeatedly asking companies to do the right things but never ever considering the possibility of enforcement. Needless to say he is a laughing stock both for employers and employees. |
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They still have some problems, but they clearly understand layoffs are not the answer.