Japan Swatch exec suffers mental illness after bullying by boss
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Employees getting harassed to the point of having mental breakdowns and then ignored by institutions that only exist to supposedly to help in these circumstances.
Sounds like a typical day in Japan.
Edit: spelling
Nothing new. Your mental health be damned
Is the president of Swatch Japan still Heidi Chu?