Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
I'm really at my wits' end with this staff shortage.
This is about our company, but,Job OpeningsThat's it.
We are hiring for both anchor installation and slope stabilization positions.

Application Guidelines
Number of players: About 2–5
Work Locations: Aichi, Gifu, Mie, Shizuoka, Nagano
Company Location: Iwakura City, Aichi Prefecture
Location: Iwakura City, Aichi Prefecture
Business Travel: Yes
License Requirements: No license required
Driver's License: Not required
Dormitory: Available; 1 room; 35,000 yen/month (utilities included)
Days Off: Generally Sundays, but you can take time off whenever you want. This is arranged on a site-by-site basis.
Experience Required: None. Beginners Welcome.
Insurance Coverage: Yes—Social Insurance, Employees' Pension Insurance, Employment Insurance, and a retirement benefit plan (Construction Workers' Retirement Association)
Self-employed contractor: You can enter into a fixed-term employment contract with a company.
You can also apply through Hello Work. (We have job openings.)
Training Period: 3 months
Salary (Total Gross Pay)
No experience required: Starting at 250,000 yen
Preferential Treatment for Married Men
Annual Income: 3 million and up
Experienced Candidates: Starting at 300,000 yen
Preferential Treatment for Married Men
Annual Income: 3.6 million and up
Experienced: Starting at 375,000 yen
Preferential Treatment for Married Men
Annual income of 4.5 million yen or more
Experienced: Starting at 450,000 yen
Preferential Treatment for Married Men
Annual income of 5.4 million yen or more
"Experienced Worker 1" refers to those with 1 year or more but less than 3 years of experience.
"Experienced Level 2" refers to someone with at least 5 years of experience who is generally capable of performing a wide range of tasks.
"Experienced Level 3" refers to someone with 8 or more years of experience who can handle all aspects of the job. Master craftsman level.
Bonus: 2–4 months (subject to the company's financial situation)
Field Work Allowance: 1,200 yen
Salary determination based on years of experience will be based on your performance during the training period (3 months).
For example, even among people with over 10 years of experience, there are quite a few who are like, “Huh?”
Although experience is self-reported, we will make a judgment based on the information provided.
In addition, we will take into account the effort of candidates without experience.
Even when I'm on a business trip, I always return to the office or my home on weekends.
I never stay overnight at my business trip destinations.
For the first three months, your salary will be set at the lowest base rate.
(If you can't last three months, it will be difficult to join the company.)
People We Don't Want to Apply for Job Openings
I know it's a bit presumptuous of me to say this, but our company has a great team!
So, people who aren't serious end up quitting. There's no place for them here.
This will be a tough environment for people who are careless, don't do their work, or are lazy.
We don't need people who can't get things done when they have to.
Please do not apply.
People We'd Love to Recruit
If you want to work with a great team, please apply!!
For those who want to acquire a marketable skill in the future.
The best thing about this job is that, for now, it's unlikely to disappear.
People often say that civil engineering is at the bottom of the career ladder, but the pay is actually pretty good.
It's fine if you're just in it for the money at first, but you'll definitely end up having fun, right?
But that's beside the point.

Workers are free to work wherever they choose.
Well, this goes without saying, but you're free to always go where the conditions are best, aren't you?
After all, it’s only natural to go where the conditions are better.
The conditions are good, but of course the work is tough.
That goes without saying.
It's called a trade-off, but,
Easy Work = Low Pay
Hard Work = High Pay
Specialized Knowledge Required = High Salary
"Anyone can do it" = "Low pay"
Dangerous Jobs = High Pay
Dirty work = high pay
Gaining something means losing something = a trade-off
Trade-off
This refers to a situation or relationship in which pursuing one thing inevitably requires sacrificing the other. (Wikipedia)

To work in a position with good conditions, you need to leverage your abilities to the fullest for the company.
This means that if you can't do that, there's a possibility your pay will be reduced.
You have the freedom to work anywhere, but unless you have something worth trading, your circumstances won’t improve.
If you continuously develop your skills at the highest level to improve your future prospects, you’ll be able to secure a job with as favorable terms as you want.
Why not put your skills to work with us?
Let's trade those abilities!
By the way, the next power I’d like to have is Star Platinum’s “The World”!

You can stop time! Isn't that awesome!!?
See you later.



