Desired annual salaries in the ¥4 million range gain ground among the Class of 2028; “employee benefits” cited as the condition that makes up for insufficient pay, i-plug survey

Annual salary expectations among 2028 graduates have risen into the ¥4 million range, while employee benefits are being emphasized as a condition for making up for insufficient salaries. Based on research by i-plug.

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Research by i-plug indicates that annual salary expectations among 2028 graduates are centered on the ¥4 million range. This suggests that desired employment conditions are being reassessed to make up for insufficient salary levels in the recruitment market.

The survey was conducted by i-plug, and enhanced employee benefits were cited as a factor that compensates for salary. The report was carried by hrzine.jp and PR TIMES.

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TargetAnnual salary expectations among 2028 graduates are predominantly in the ¥4 million range

FactorsEnhanced employee benefits are cited as a condition for making up for insufficient salaries

Sourcei-plug

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