To promote labour mobility in growth fields, Japan’s government will offer workers reskilling opportunities and help with finding new jobs based on a package of measures worth JPY 400 billion (USD 3.14 billion) over three years, reports Asia News Network. The government aims to help about 1 million people, including non-regular workers, develop skills and find new jobs as part of measures to invest more in human resources, according to a draft plan. The draft will be presented Tuesday to a meeting of the council to realise Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s new form of capitalism policy. The government aims to fine-tune the draft with the ruling parties and have it approved by the Cabinet early June.