Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
The other day, I did a little maintenance on my 4-metric-ton truck because the belt was making a squeaking noise.
Well, it's just a matter of tightening the belt, though.
Since Dinh, who is Vietnamese, used to be a mechanic, he fixed it easily after I gave him a few simple instructions.
Some children have these kinds of skills.
It is possible to hire technical interns for positions that match their skills, but since the visa only allows them to work in a single occupation...
It does get harder to improve that skill, doesn't it?
It feels like a waste.
However, in our case, there are quite a few other things as well, so I hope you’ll take away a variety of insights.
But lately, I've been wondering what "I want you to come home" really means.
What they mean is, “I want you to learn a certain level of skill in Japan and then return home,” but that’s difficult.
That's because they aren't after the technology.
Since they're just in it for the money, there's a higher chance they'll go back—or rather, take off—once the three years are up, lol.
And then I'll end up overstaying my visa and working somewhere again.
The employment of undocumented immigrants is strictly prohibited.
If an employer or company hires a foreign national who is working illegally, they may be charged with the crime of aiding and abetting illegal employment.
If a person is found guilty of the crime of aiding and abetting illegal employment, “Imprisonment for up to three years, a fine of up to 3 million yen, or both"These are very severe penalties."
This is not something you can just brush off by saying you didn't know, but apparently there is a company that employs them.
If you know of any companies like that, please feel free to report them.
The bank accounts—including those at post offices—of trainees who have gone missing are also being used for criminal purposes, but we can’t stop it.
I can't freeze it either.
It's really ridiculous how Japan is like this.
Even if you manage to gather the necessary documents and get the service suspended for the time being, I hear the person in question can reactivate it...
Anyway, even if someone goes missing, it takes time to revoke their residency status, so we’re always playing catch-up, lol.
It really made me realize that Japanese people are indeed lenient toward foreigners.
Good people are good, and bad people are bad.
It's the same in Japan—people who commit crimes without a second thought really don't seem to care, do they?
In the next few years, even more foreigners will be coming to Japan.
As of now, demolition is the industry with the highest number of foreign nationals holding construction business licenses.
It’s highly likely that, before long, more and more illegal operators—who are even worse than the yakuza—will start pouring into our scaffolding and earthwork industries.
It feels like a future is fast approaching where their second- and third-generation descendants, raised in Japan, will come to control everything. If things continue this way.
It's no good—when I have free time, I end up thinking about nothing but unrelated things.
I'm going to hit the gym hard for a while lol
It seems like working out makes me feel more positive, lol
See you later.
