In Japan, Turning the Tables on Rude Customers
Briefly

The incident was an extreme example of what has increasingly come to be known in Japan as kasuhara, an Anglicized abbreviation of customer harassment.
But after the pandemic's upheavals, company officials, labor unions and even the government are focusing on the perceived scourge of customer harassment.
The push is all the more urgent as labor shortages have given workers more options to walk away if they feel mistreated.
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