Generation Z’s target annual income is 4 to 5 million yen， but they place more importance on work-life balance， and the national burden rate is about 50％， which means a difference in take-home pay compared to “people in their 20s of the past．”
0001Capital Region Tiger ★ Rolling.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:33:41.39ID:OPaoifF49
A survey has revealed that many members of Generation Z have a realistic future annual income goal of 4 to 5 million yen, and that they place more importance on work-life balance than income. Target annual income is 4 to 5 million yen, and work-life balance is important. Human Holdings, which handles education and human resources businesses, conducted a survey on Gen Z’s views on work. (Survey period: April 25-26, 2024; Survey subjects: 1,000 men and women aged 20-28) For both men and women, the most popular future target annual income was 4 to 5 million yen. Since the average annual income for 2022 announced by the National Tax Agency is 4.58 million yen, perhaps this means that “average income is fine.” In response to the question, “What does ’working in a way that suits you’ mean to you?” only 9.4% answered “to increase income,” less than 10%, while the top three answers were “working while maintaining a work-life balance” at 17.6% and “clearly separating work and private life” at 13.9%. In terms of the systems they would like to see introduced in the workplace, 40.9% chose “three days off per week,” followed by “permission to have a side job or work multiple jobs” at 26.7%, and “flexible working hours” at 26.4%. Difference in take-home income between “the 20s of the past” and now… Interest in side jobs and asset formation Full text at source Last updated: 7/23 (Tue) 12:02 ★1 2024/07/23 (Tue) 12:06:21.66 Previous thread.
0036Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:52:17.47ID:GO8uRZ+N0(1/3)
>>1 It’s not unreasonable for people in their 20s to feel that 4-5 million yen is enough. If you’re living in a one-room apartment and just playing with your smartphone, that’s enough. But once you start a family and have to take on other people’s responsibilities, you’ll realize that the more money you have, the better, because it expands your possibilities.
0039Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:53:16.77ID:RmQElcbO0
>>1 There’s no way I can get that much!
0102Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 11:15:18.04ID:MANk+pdu0(1/3)
>>1 It’s normal for both spouses to work, so a married couple with an annual income of 8-10 million yen is pretty comfortable I think that’s fine It’s not just men’s time anymore.
0005Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:37:21.70ID:NzIDjzjU0
Cut down on your sleep and go to sleep instead of playing games.
0006Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:37:37.91ID:H6ZhOEV60
Heizo Takenaka: “Young people have the freedom to become poor. Don’t hold back those who have worked hard and succeeded.”
0007Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:38:14.74ID:qOzEcz6e0
It’s okay to do things slowly and live within your means.
>>14 It’s the opposite. I think a couple with an annual household income of 8-10 million yen who want to have three days off a week and share housework and childcare responsibilities is a way of thinking that suits the way families are formed in this day and age.
0015Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:44:55.54ID:8Z7Cjj+g0
It’s amazing that a future annual income of 5 million yen is enough… If you don’t have money, you’ll have to come here and earn money on crowded trains from Saitama, Chiba, and Kanagawa.
0019Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:46:46.18ID:XK+AGGgI0
>>16 If you don’t make 10 million yen even after working abroad, your life is a complete waste.
The world is coming to an end. Young people should make an effort. I couldn’t fit into society so I saved up some money and started a fire.
0055Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:57:59.81ID:s/hh9Lt+0
>>20 Fire is better suited to people who don’t fit in with society.
0022Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:49:00.11ID:HJjLOhfF0
An annual income of 400-500k is like a wasteland after deducting taxes and insurance.
0023Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:49:32.21ID:hm9eVZIJ0
There are no workers.
0025Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:49:45.18ID:kiauVMx60
You’d have to work really hard to make 400-500.
0028Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:50:00.48ID:g+g2QOLD0
They talk about work-life balance and most of the time they just stay at home tapping away on their smartphones.
0066Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 11:00:25.09ID:nsaTgMVM0(2/2)
>>28 That’s right I can’t even save enough to buy a car by paying for social games.
0030Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:50:36.74ID:KXBS7LsH0
If your annual income is 5 million yen, I think it would be tough unless you live with your parents and work from home full time.
0032Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:51:29.16ID:T+rfpqqP0
With an annual income like this, it makes all the difference whether you can afford rent or a mortgage, right?
0033Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:51:42.65ID:CGCrLx8D0
Isn’t it good if you can find out why you work?
0035Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:52:02.05ID:lS9+KcPa0(3/3)
I think if families with children were legally required to have three days off per week and single people only had one day off per week, it would help alleviate the declining birthrate.
0063Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:59:37.91ID:W7pDP0hQ0(1/4)
>>35 Not only would there be a huge difference in wages, but the labor shortage would be exacerbated, but it would certainly solve the problem of declining birthrates. .
0041Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:54:35.97ID:ve5FcofG0
In this era of rising prices, you can’t even build a decent life on 4 million yen, you idiot.
0045Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:55:01.74ID:P7mKhfZt0(6/26)
In Christianity, work is something that “must not be done.” It was given to Adam and Eve as a “punishment” for eating the apple. It is something that should not be done. Therefore, Christians consider living without working to be their number one priority. Working is the same as going against God.
0062Anonymous donburako rolling around.Jul. 24, 2024 (Wed) 10:59:12.64ID:qjRMpqC70
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