1. Lifetime employment gives employees greater career stability, and tends to contribute to better industrial relations.

2. But workers here are accustomed to lifetime employment and see the provisions as a major threat to their job security.

3. Already the Pioneer Electronics Corporation has disregarded its lifetime employment policy by demanding that 35 mid-level managers accept early retirement.

4. Far better, with the demise of lifetime employment, to switch to a notion of lifetime employability.

5. If lifetime employment is so limited, to what extent have labour unions fought to widen its coverage?

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6. He also believes in lifetime employment.

7. Japan's practice of lifetime employment used to make loyal workers unlikely to reject promotions.

8. Right now people worry that we don't have lifetime employment anymore.

9. Japan's once widespread practice of lifetime employment used to make loyal workers unlikely to reject promotions.

10. We became a nation with lifetime employment, a corporate system based on stable cross-holdings of shares, and a large middle-class population in which people are equal and alike.

11. Japanese companies provide lifetime employment for their core workers (accounting for about a third of the workforce), thereby creating strong worker loyalty.

12. Although no company can offer a blanket "no-layoff" guarantee in this age, managers can communicate a "lifetime employment without guarantees" attitude.

13. Regular staff who remain benefit from lifetime employment but feel obliged to work extra hours lest their positions be made temporary.

14. Since the crash, lifetime employment at an early age is no longer guaranteed, and young adults often interview at several companies and do not get a position immediately.

15. There is a definite shift from permanent lifetime employment to less permanent employment.

16. Employees are sometimes shareholders through stock-ownership schemes, but are mainly taken care of through labour laws and guarantees of lifetime employment.

17. In Japan many workers for large corporations have a guarantee of lifetime employment.

18. Beijing: The last bastion of China's famous "iron rice bowl" system of lifetime employment —the civil service —has been breached.

19. Economic straits have chipped away at the hallowed idea of lifetime employment for many Japanese, but the workplace remains a potent source of community.

20. Other abiding beliefs include companies looking after workers through lifetime employment and the yakuza, Japan's mafia, being guardians of the lost samurai spirit.

21. Nowhere is there a military-style 20-year retirement framework that distorts career decisions, and no one offers the security of lifetime employment.