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Working Mothers in Japan Reach 81% in a Record Rate

A report says working mothers in Japan have reached 81%, the highest level on record. It frames the milestone as potentially reflecting greater equality but also raises concerns about whether raising children is becoming economically difficult.

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NEW: Working mothers have hit 81% in Japan, a record. But is that a sign of growing equality...or a sign that it's becoming economically impossible to raise a child in the country? Here's why this milestone may not be something to celebrate.
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Working Mothers in Japan Reach 81% in a Record Rate

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NEW: Working mothers have hit 81% in Japan, a record. But is that a sign of growing equality...or a sign that it's becoming economically impossible to raise a child in the country? Here's why this milestone may not be something to celebrate.

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