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Life by Proxy
"They Ripped Up My Resignation Letter"
1 in 5 Japanese workers in their 20s turn to resignation agencies. Workers are often not allowed to quit and have nowhere else to turn.
Japanese job-quitting service contacted by other job-quitting service because employee wants to quit
One of the more unusual developments in the Japanese business world in recent years has been the advent of job-quitting services, called taishoku daiko (“job-leaving proxies”) in Japanese. For a fee, these companies will contact your employer and break the news that you’re quitting, and then act on your behalf for any other correspondence that…