The monthly basic wage of Japanese civil servants is expected to increase by an average of 3.51% this year. This is not much different from last year's 3.62% increase, which is the biggest increase since 1991. The Japanese House of Representatives submitted a proposal to the Diet and Cabinet on Friday. The proposal proposes to raise the starting salary of civil servants by 9,500 yen due to the need to attract and retain talent. Japan's Ministry of Finance estimates that this will affect more than 560,000 employees and could increase the national budget by about 336 billion yen.
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The monthly basic wage of Japanese civil servants is expected to increase by an average of 3.51% this year. This is not much different from last year's 3.62% increase, which is the biggest increase since 1991. The Japanese House of Representatives submitted a proposal to the Diet and Cabinet on Friday. The proposal proposes to raise the starting salary of civil servants by 9,500 yen due to the need to attract and retain talent. Japan's Ministry of Finance estimates that this will affect more than 560,000 employees and could increase the national budget by about 336 billion yen.
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