Labor costs for 2024 are skyrocketing yet again! Slope construction costs are up an average of 5.85% ↑↑↑

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The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism has announced the 2024 labor cost rates to be used in public works bidding!

It skyrocketed last year, and it's skyrocketing again this year!!

Labor Cost Rates for 2023

Reiwa 5 (2023)Prices for Slope Stabilization Work in Aichi Prefectureis 31,100 yen!

It skyrocketed last year, too.

From 2022 to 2023, it rose by 6.4%!

 

And thenThe price for Reiwa 6 (2024) is 32,200 yen!

An increase of about 3.5%That's it!

Please see the list of increase rates for 2023–2024.

How are things in your area?

Prefecture Name 2023 2024 Upload Rate Upload Rate
01 Hokkaido 28,600 30,800 108% 7.69%
02 Aomori Prefecture 29,200 31,400 108% 7.53%
03 Iwate Prefecture 30,700 33,000 107% 7.49%
04 Miyagi Prefecture 31,600 34,000 108% 7.59%
05 Akita Prefecture 29,400 31,900 109% 8.50%
06 Yamagata Prefecture 27,900 30,100 108% 7.89%
07 Fukushima Prefecture 30,600 33,000 108% 7.84%
08 Ibaraki Prefecture 27,000 28,200 104% 4.44%
09 Tochigi Prefecture 28,800 29,900 104% 3.82%
10 Gunma Prefecture 30,000 31,300 104% 4.33%
11 Saitama Prefecture 28,800 29,900 104% 3.82%
12 Chiba Prefecture 28,600 29,800 104% 4.20%
13 Tokyo Metropolis 30,300 31,600 104% 4.29%
14 Kanagawa Prefecture 28,600 29,900 105% 4.55%
19 Yamanashi Prefecture 29,600 30,900 104% 4.39%
20 Nagano Prefecture 28,500 29,700 104% 4.21%
15 Niigata Prefecture 29,100 31,900 110% 9.62%
16 Toyama Prefecture 31,000 33,900 109% 9.35%
17 Ishikawa Prefecture 31,000 34,200 110% 10.32%
21 Gifu Prefecture 30,000 31,100 104% 3.67%
22 Shizuoka Prefecture 29,600 30,700 104% 3.72%
23 Aichi Prefecture 31,100 32,200 104% 3.54%
24 Mie Prefecture 30,600 31,700 104% 3.59%
18 Fukui Prefecture 26,200 27,700 106% 5.73%
25 Shiga Prefecture 27,500 28,900 105% 5.09%
26 Kyoto Prefecture 26,600 28,000 105% 5.26%
27 Osaka Prefecture 27,600 29,000 105% 5.07%
28 Hyogo Prefecture 26,200 27,500 105% 4.96%
29 Nara Prefecture 27,500 28,900 105% 5.09%
30 Wakayama Prefecture 26,500 27,900 105% 5.28%
31 Tottori Prefecture 23,600 25,300 107% 7.20%
32 Shimane Prefecture 22,600 24,200 107% 7.08%
33 Okayama Prefecture 24,200 26,000 107% 7.44%
34 Hiroshima Prefecture 24,600 26,200 107% 6.50%
35 Yamaguchi Prefecture 23,700 25,400 107% 7.17%
36 Tokushima Prefecture 28,400 30,700 108% 8.10%
37 Kagawa Prefecture 26,600 28,700 108% 7.89%
38 Ehime Prefecture 26,200 28,300 108% 8.02%
39 Kochi Prefecture 27,200 29,400 108% 8.09%
40 Fukuoka Prefecture 26,100 27,100 104% 3.83%
41 Saga Prefecture 25,600 26,700 104% 4.30%
42 Nagasaki Prefecture 25,400 26,500 104% 4.33%
43 Kumamoto Prefecture 26,700 27,800 104% 4.12%
44 Oita Prefecture 24,600 25,700 104% 4.47%
45 Miyazaki Prefecture 24,800 25,900 104% 4.44%
46 Kagoshima Prefecture 28,800 30,000 104% 4.17%
47 Okinawa Prefecture 24,200 25,400 105% 4.96%

As expected, due to the earthquake, Ishikawa Prefecture has seen a massive surge of over 10%, resulting in some incredible figures.

 

I suppose this increase is meant to urge us to address issues such as the overtime regulations that take effect in April.

In addition, starting in April, the subsidy covering approximately 5% of the costs associated with the two-day-off-per-week system will be discontinued.

I suppose that means it all starts here.

 

If this amount increases, it means that if the general contractor secures the job, the contract price will go up.

This means, of course, that we subcontractors should also raise our quoted prices.

As a subcontractor, I’d like to prepare quotes that ensure a solid profit while also raising our employees’ salaries!

It’s important that both the general contractor and the subcontractors make a profit!

Let's do our best!

 

See you later.

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