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Mie Prefecture Survey Excludes Foreign Residents on Plans to Stop Hiring Foreign Workers for Prefectural Government Jobs

Mie Prefecture conducted a Jan/Feb survey of about 10,000 residents about plans to stop hiring foreigners for positions in the prefectural government. The survey mailing did not include Mie’s foreign residents, who were explicitly excluded.

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Mie Prefecture sent a survey to 10K residents in Jan/Feb about its plan to stop hiring foreigners to work in the prefectural government. You know who *didn't* get the survey? Mie's foreign residents, who were explicitly excluded from the mailing.
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Mie Prefecture Survey Excludes Foreign Residents on Plans to Stop Hiring Foreign Workers for Prefectural Government Jobs

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Mie Prefecture sent a survey to 10K residents in Jan/Feb about its plan to stop hiring foreigners to work in the prefectural government. You know who *didn't* get the survey? Mie's foreign residents, who were explicitly excluded from the mailing.

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Mie Prefecture sent a survey to 10K residents in Jan/Feb about its plan to stop hiring foreigners to work in the prefectural government. You know who didn't get the survey? Mie's foreign residents, who were explicitly excluded from the mailing.