Atlus to raise salaries and 'reduce' fixed overtime
Atlus is implementing changes to its compensation system starting in April, including a 15 percent increase in base yearly salaries for employees and a reduction in fixed overtime from 30 to 20 hours per month. These changes aim to foster creativity, improve productivity, and provide employees with a more stable and secure working environment. Sega, Atlus's parent company, announced similar salary increases for its employees, and other Japanese companies like Capcom and Konami have also raised staff salaries recently.
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- Company: SEGA
- Company: Konami
- Topic: Employee Compensation
- Company: Atlus
- Topic: Workplace Environment
- Company: Capcom
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