‘Work, work, work!’ Japan’s new PM underneath hearth for asking employees to come back in at 3am

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.