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Nissui raises basic salary by 5.4% on average due to recent high inflation

The Tokyo-based company fully accepted union’s demand, while negotiations for Maruha Nichiro and Kyokuyo are still underway

By Masahiko Takeuchi | March 4, 2024 10:17 GMT
Nishi-Shinbashi Square, a building where Nissui headquarters, credit: Masahiko Takeuchi/UCN
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Japan’s Nissui Corp. has decided to increase base pay by an average of 5.4% for its union employees because of recent high inflation, the company announced on Wednesday (Feb.28). [...]

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