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Japan Drug Makers’ Workforce Down 1.3% in FY2018 amid Spate of Voluntary Redundancies
The workforce in the Japanese pharmaceutical sector is getting leaner and leaner, with the latest securities reports filed by 27 drug makers showing a 1.3% fall in their headcounts in FY2018, or 888 employees. The downtrend has been continuing since…
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