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Originally Posted by JohnBraden
I've been seeing many reports on NHK Newsline about graduating students not being able to find work. Some reports say that nearly 50% of graduating classes cannot find a job or the job they do find is part-time and not sufficient to sustain oneself.
On the other hand, I see reports on how nearly 25% of the population is 65 years or older and the number will be growing in the future. Those people get paid pensions from the ever-decreasing number of active workers who pay the taxes.
I don't know this is going to lead.... If the native people cannot find jobs, how can the influx of foreigners help?
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Ahh that's interesting. I'd guess that's because the economy sucks at the moment so there's not that 'any job for everyone' attitude any more.
I guess that works pretty strongly against immigration.
Yeah that's exactly the case here in the UK with the pension and dependency issue. I had to learn about it in my old Geography lessons.