INSIGHTS & MEDIA
Reducing Headcount in Corporate Japan
Langley Esquire President & CEO Timothy Langley was featured in the July 2019 issue of the ACCJ Journal on a publication focused on reducing headcount in Corporate Japan. Foreign companies frequently run afoul of best-practices in Japan, resulting in damage to brand reputation and in the worst case, labor disputes.
Business Ethics in Japan
Langley Esquire President & CEO Timothy Langley was quoted in the January 2020 issue of the ACCJ Journal for a piece on business ethics. Timothy emphasizes the need for creating frameworks that serve society as a whole, by achieving healthy cooperation between government, business, and the rest of society.
Policy Radar January 2019
This year, the 201st Diet Session will convene on January 20th, and is scheduled to finish on June 17th. This month’s edition of Policy Radar focuses on incentives for the development of technology, policy developments in the Finance Ministry, and regulatory changes for integrated resorts.
Langley Esquire K.K. and Vector, Inc. Forge Business Alliance
Langley Esquire K.K. and comprehensive PR firm Vector, Inc. entered into a business alliance that leverages the strengths of both companies in the field of public affairs.
Why Hiring the Right Country Manager is Essential — Especially in Japan
Oftentimes Japanese offices have huge problems communicating with the head office overseas. How do you manage your Japanese branch office?
EU-Japan Relations | Mission Japan
The EU Ambassador H.E. Patricia Flor, sheds light on the recently signed Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA), the lesser-known Strategic Partnership Agreement (SPA), data protection, and how Brexit will likely affect EU-Japan relations.
Inheritance & Wills in Japan
Fewer things are harder to bear than the passing of loved ones. when you come from a dual-culture, or when you are a foreigner living in Japan, your troubles are exponential. Especially when you realize that heirlooms and other possessions (that were destined for you) have somehow been usurped.
How to Not End Up Like Carlos Ghosn
Nissan is witnessing a fallout following the aftermath of the Ghosn scandal and is still scrambling to recover. Annual operating sales are at a decade-long low and consumers continue to lose confidence in the automaker as further issues unravel.
Labor Law Reform
As of April 1st, Japanese labor laws have changed.In 2018, Japan passed “The Work Style Reform Bill”. In 2018, Japan passed “The Work Style Reform Bill”. This Bill (now Law) amends eight laws (including the Labor Standards Act (LSA)) and the Industrial Safety and Health Act (ISHA).
Integrated Resorts in japan
Casino legislation has just passed in the most recent Diet session. Now the bureaucrats must finalize the contents of the basic Integrated Resorts (IRs) regulations.
Politics & Lobbying in Japan
Timothy Langley shares his experience and insights of working as Diet Secretary under Taro Nakayama.
What To Know About Getting Fired in Japan
Getting fired is never a pleasant experience. It is important for you to know that in Japan, this is not a unilateral decision; it is a negotiation.
The Boogeyman of Government Affairs
Government Affairs Best Practices in Japan The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) is a U.S. bill passed in 1977, designed
The Missing Link: Effective Lobbying in Japan
An in-depth view on how to achieve effective lobbying in Japan.
Japan Israel Relations | Mission Japan
Startup culture is buzzing, and business between Israel and Japan is flourishing through initiatives such as the Japan-Israel Innovation Network (JIIN).
Know Your Rights – Understanding Japan’s Labor Laws
Labor Laws in Japan Japan’s labor laws are vastly different from other countries. Unlike places like the U.S. where employees
Lobbying in Japan
David and Timothy dive into the inner workings of lobbying in Japan. Learn how foreign firms can achieve results through advocacy.
Constitutional Revision in japan
Constitutional Revision in Japan The LDP has fought to rewrite the constitution since 1955. It has continuously failed to do