Workers in Japan can't quit their jobs. They hire resignation experts to help

Tokyo CNN — Many workers in Japan are seeking assistance from resignation agencies to help them navigate the country’s demanding work culture. These agencies provide guidance and support to employees who want to quit their jobs but fear the repercussions of resigning. The rise in popularity of these services can be attributed to factors such as long working hours, intense pressure from supervisors, and a traditional work culture that discourages job changes. Despite efforts to improve work conditions and protect workers’ rights, the need for resignation agencies persists.