Using 2023 data, this article compares wages in medical and welfare-related industries across the seven Kanto prefectures and examines regional differences in sectors facing serious labor shortages.
A comparison of wages by industry in Tochigi and Gunma. Using 2023 data, this article shows how the industrial wage structures differ between Tochigi's major manufacturing bases and Gunma's SUBARU-centered economy.
Using 2023 data, this article examines wages by industry in Ibaraki, where major companies and research institutions are concentrated around Hitachi and Tsukuba.
Using 2023 data, this article examines wages by industry in Chiba, home to Narita Airport and Tokyo Disney Resort. Utilities, electronics, IT, and chemicals rank near the top, while transportation and tourism-related sectors sit lower.
Using 2023 data, this article compares wages across industries in Saitama. Utilities, professional services, and manufacturing rank at the top, revealing a different picture from the prefecture's common image as a logistics hub.
A comparison of wages across major industries in Tokyo using 2023 data. Chemicals, IT, and finance rank near the top, while accommodation, food service, and personal services sit much lower.
An analysis of wages by company size for workers aged 20–29 across the seven Kanto prefectures. The figures show how employer-size gaps already appear early in a career and begin to widen within the first few years.
A wage ranking for companies with 10–99 employees across the seven Kanto prefectures. For people considering a regional job or career change, this article compares actual published wage levels by prefecture.
A comparison of wages at small companies with 10–99 employees in Ibaraki, Tochigi, and Gunma. This article looks at which northern Kanto prefecture maintains the strongest small-company wages despite the region's manufacturing-heavy economy.
Using 2023 data, this article analyzes wages in Chiba by age and company size, focusing on the gap between large and small companies that becomes especially pronounced in the 40s and 50s.
Using 2023 data, this article examines wages in Saitama by age and company size. It looks at the pay structure in a Tokyo commuter prefecture where small and midsize companies support a large share of local employment.
Using 2023 data, this article compares wages by age at large, midsize, and small companies in Tokyo and shows how the company-size gap grows over a career.