Labor Standards Monthly Report No. 3 Set, A3 Large Format, Newspaper Style, 8 Pages Total
This is a 3-part set of the Labor Standards Monthly Report, Issues No. 1937 (November 5, Reiwa 7), No. 1938 (November 15, Reiwa 7), and No. 1939 (November 25, Reiwa 7). Each issue is a large-format newspaper equivalent to A3 size and consists of 8 pages.
These issues summarize the latest topics useful for labor management and social insurance labor consultant services, with important news concisely organized.
▼ Main Contents
● Issue 1937: Serious Illness Calculation for Not Carrying a Notebook / Early Introduction of Employment Obligation
● Issue 1938: Proposed Revision of Business Succession Policy / Perspective on Preserving Corporate Value
● Issue 1939: Implementation Structure and Precautions for the Small-Scale Stress Manual
● Also includes the latest news on wage trends, labor statistics, employment policies, etc.
The A3 size makes the text easy to read, and the layout of the pages is clear and understandable.
Highly recommended for labor managers, social insurance labor consultants, and HR departments.
The condition is that there is some warping characteristic of newspapers, but there are no tears or writing, and there are no issues with reading the articles.
For shipping, we will take measures against water damage and send it anonymously via RakuRaku Mercari便.
Stored in a non-smoking, pet-free environment.
Please consider with peace of mind.
CategoryOffice FurnitureConditionNo noticeable scratches or marksShippingIncluded in price (by seller)FromIbaraki
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