Unable to face going back to their jobs after the Golden Week holidays that ended in early May, an increasing number of Japanese workers are turning to private services to resign on their behalf, including a rise among graduates who started in April.The services, which have grown in popularity in recent years, enable workers to quickly leave companies without doing so in-person for reasons that can include harassment or an adverse working environment.Albatross Co., a Tokyo-based firm launched in 2022, said its resignation service Momuri, which can translate to "already too much," has seen a…READ FULL ARTICLE
