A 50-Year-Old Self-Defense Force Officer at the Akita Garrison Receives a Pay Cut as Disciplinary Action for Creating and Sending Administrative Documents without Obtaining the Necessary Approvals
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On the 5th, the Akita Garrison of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force imposed a disciplinary punishment of a 50-year-old sergeant first class from the 21st Infantry Regiment, reducing his salary by 15% for one month, for issuing administrative documents without obtaining approval. According to the public relations office, the sergeant first class was involved in these activities from fiscal year 2018 to 2020…
The Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) Akita Garrison has imposed a disciplinary punishment of a salary reduction on a 50-year-old sergeant first class for creating and sending administrative documents without obtaining the necessary approvals. The sergeant first class, who belongs to the 21st Infantry Regiment at the JGSDF Akita Garrison, received a 1/15 salary reduction for one month. According to the Akita Garrison, the sergeant first cl…
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