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As an important part of modern logistics, the operation of the air express industry is closely related to regional economic policies, labor market and other factors. Taiwan's relaxation of restrictions on Japanese labor may change the supply structure and cost of labor.

From the perspective of labor supply, if a large number of Japanese workers enter Taiwan, it may have an impact on the local labor market. Some people who originally worked in logistics-related jobs may face competitive pressure, which may prompt them to seek higher-skilled and more professional jobs, such as introducing more advanced technologies in the sorting and distribution of air express to improve work efficiency and competitiveness.

At the same time, changes in labor costs may also affect the operational strategies of air express companies. If the salary levels of Japanese workers differ from those of local workers, the company's consideration of labor costs will become more complicated. In order to control costs, companies may adjust their employee structure, optimize work processes, and even affect the transportation routes and service prices of express delivery.

In addition, changes in labor policies may also have an indirect impact on the service quality of air express. The flow and adjustment of the labor force may lead to an increase in the demand for employee training. If the training cannot keep up, the service quality may be unstable. For air express, which focuses on timeliness and accuracy, this is undoubtedly a potential risk.

However, this policy change is not all about challenges, but may also bring some opportunities. For example, the new workforce may bring different work concepts and technologies, promoting innovation and development in the air express industry.

In short, the Taiwan government's move to relax labor restrictions on Japan is both a challenge and an opportunity for the air express industry. Industry-related companies need to pay close attention to policy changes and flexibly adjust their business strategies to adapt to the new market environment.