The Archive · 1940

No More Classified Ads For Jobs in Japan

Government Employment Agencies to Take Over Tokyo. Nov. 8.

Classified advertisements for factory workers, Office workers, and shop assistants will disappear from the local press on November 20, when the revised Regulations for Recruiting Workers, drafted by the Welfare Ministry, come into force, says the "Japan Advertiser."

"The regulations are being revised so as to conform with the same Ministry's Ordinance for Preventing the of Employees, which will be enforced on the same day, November They will make it impossible -for Yokohama, Nov. 9.

Two more Greek ships arrived in Yokohama today in the wake of the freighter Nitsa which reached port yesterday with a load of scrap iron. They were the 6809-ton freighter Erato, which arrived from Otaru with a cargo of coal under charter of the Yamashita Kisen Kaisha, and Themoni which arrived from New York under charter of the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.

Domei.

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