Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
The other day, I saw a scene in a TV drama where a husband was carrying his wife on his back, and it got me thinking.
When I was young
If my wife is strong and slim, I could carry her on my back.
Currently
My strength has waned a bit, so I'm carrying my chubby wife on my back... ?
No way, no way...
But that's beside the point.
The labor shortage is having a serious impact not only on the construction industry but also on other sectors.
The bill, which was passed by the House of Councillors Committee on Justice on November 17,
Bill to Reform the Technical Intern Training ProgramThe aim of this measure is reportedly to protect foreign technical interns.
A significant number of Vietnamese workers are also entering the construction industry.
The same goes for slope contractors.
Could we bring in foreign trainees through our trainee program a few times a month at our company?
I get a call saying...
Plus, it's actually pretty persistent, lol.
I guess they must be making a lot of money.
As part of the trainee program, we provide on-site training, and
Apparently, in Japan, too, they provide training before placing people in companies.
(I don't know the details, but that's what he said, more or less.)
Well, of course we’re desperate for young talent!
But it's only three years. Even if it's extended, it's still only five years.
Even as a slope maintenance worker, you're generally considered a full-fledged professional after about three years.
He's heading home on his own.
I hear that only a very small number of them stay for five years.
At Enta, we want to entrust the future to young Japanese people!
Since I want them to do their best in Japan going forward, I’m only referring to Japanese people.
Unless you have permanent residency, of course lol
To be honest,People tend to jump to the conclusion that hiring foreign workers is a way to keep wages low.
However, the cost doesn't change that much. Or rather,
It’s probably best to think of them as being just like Japanese people.
However, it seems that some contractors are forcing workers to labor under an illegal low-wage system.
The best thing about this training program is that,
I think it's a place where it's somewhat easier to find job openings than it is for Japanese people.
However, exploiting the fact that they are foreigners to make them work for low wages leads to problems.
He's missing.
Going forward, in discussions among the vendors,DisappearanceWhen I heard that,
I heard they were making them work under harsh conditions for low wages.
It's only natural to let your imagination run wild, isn't it?
See you later.
