When she was elected head of Japan’s ruling celebration, Sanae Takaichi declared that she had deserted the time period “work-life steadiness” and requested fellow celebration members to “work like a horse”. A month into workplace, the nation’s first feminine prime minister seems to have put her phrases into motion. She advised parliament that she was solely sleeping two to 4 hours at night time, a number of days after organising a 3am employees assembly. In a rustic affected by a tradition of overwork, this hasn’t gone down nicely.
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