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#TsuguoEbiwara #TakahikoHoshino ▼Part 1 of this video    • 【「働かないおじさん」はなぜ生まれたのか？】90年代までの日本の社食にビールがあった...   0:00 The non-regular employment problem isn't due to the employment ice age 3:45 Non-regular employment for women is declining 7:15 New graduates at large companies are already split evenly between men and women 16:17 The number of part-time housewives and older workers is declining sharply 21:57 How to fill the gap in non-regular workforce 27:10 Resolving labor shortages with foreign workers 34:33 Why hamburgers and coffee are so expensive in Europe 38:55 Will a de facto singles tax be introduced in the future? 41:50 How to create a new labor market ▼Cast TsuguoEbiwara | Employment journalist/CEO of Nitchmo Inc. Born in 1964. Graduated from the Faculty of Economics at Sophia University. After working for a major manufacturer, he worked at Recruit Human Resources Center (now Recruit Agent), where he was involved in planning and promoting new businesses and designing human resources systems. He also served as editor-in-chief of "Works" at Recruit Works Institute. In 2008, he founded the HR consulting company Nitchmo. At the same time, as a fellow at Recruit Agent, he became editor-in-chief of the company's human resources and management history magazine, "HRmics." His latest publication is "Quiet Retirement as a Way of Working." Takahiko Hoshino | Editor-in-Chief of President Born in 1981. After graduating from the Faculty of Letters at Keio University in 2004, he joined the Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK). He worked as a reporter at the Kofu Broadcasting Station. He joined President Inc. in 2006. After working in the President editorial department, he became editor-in-chief of President Online in 2018. He has been editor-in-chief of President since July 2012. ◇PRESIDENT Online https://president.jp/ ◇PRESIDENT Online's X https://x.com/Pre_Online / @Pre_Online ▼Production Cooperation ◇Video Production Company knot https://www.knot-tokyo.com/ Producer: Tomo Nakanishi Director: Shota Irokawa