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Japan's FTC Investigates Staffing Agencies for Alleged Cartel

Japan's Fair Trade Commission (FTC) has inspected five major staffing agencies over allegations of forming a cartel to fix service fees. The investigation aims to determine if they colluded to raise dispatch fees.

2 Jun, 07:04 — 2 Jun, 07:04
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Japan’s FTC inspects five staffing agencies over alleged service fee cartel

The inspections were the first to have been conducted on-site by the antimonopoly watchdog on companies in Japan's temporary staffing industry, sources said.

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First report: NHK World · 2 Jun, 03:25Full coverage: 2 · 4hWindow: 4h
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Japan’s FTC inspects five staffing agencies over alleged service fee cartel

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