The analysis of non-regular workers in dental clinics in Japan shows a gradual decline. The data indicate that in 2023, the number of non-regular workers stood at 6.95 thousand persons. Forecasts predict a yearly decrease of approximately 1.76% from 2024 to 2028, with projections showing 6.82 thousand in 2024, dropping to 6.33 thousand by 2028. Over the last two years, variations show a decreasing trend as well. The five-year CAGR reflects a negative growth rate of approximately 2.17% per year.
For future trends, it will be crucial to monitor factors such as changes in labor regulations, advancements in dental technology reducing the need for non-regular workers, and the overall economic climate influencing the demand for part-time employment in healthcare. These factors could accelerate or decelerate the decline of non-regular workforce numbers in dental practices in Japan.
