Only about 30 percent of Japanese companies operating in the United States plan to have all their employees return to office work by the end of the year, a survey showed Tuesday, even as state governments move to ease coronavirus-triggered lockdowns.According to the survey, which was conducted from May 27 through Monday by the Japan External Trade Organization, nonmanufacturing companies tend to adopt teleworking more broadly than those in the manufacturing sector.The result suggests that Japanese companies in the United States are reviewing their working environments, with telework appeari…READ FULL ARTICLE