The Future of the Sole Proprietor System | Social Insurance Enrollment "D-Day" and the Construction Industry's Response

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Lately, I've been getting calls from senior colleagues in the same industry.

"Got any free time?" lol

Just calling to see if you're free lol

It makes me feel at ease when everyone has free time.

I get anxious when I'm the only one with nothing to do.

It's a problem when orders are placed late, isn't it?

I mean, that's pretty scary, lol.


But that's beside the point.

It’s that time of the month for social insurance payments, but,

The issue of sole proprietors has been getting a lot of attention lately.

 

Although this applies to the Kyushu region, I was told that the self-employed contractor system is on its way out.
(Apparently, this is just that person's personal opinion, though.)

As you’ll see when you read through the regulations, if a first-tier subcontractor employs a sole proprietor,

It also mentions the possibility of enrolling in that company's social insurance program.

Working Together to Ensure Social Insurance Coverage for "Solo Contractors"

Points to Note Regarding Ensuring Full Compliance with Social Insurance Enrollment in the Construction Industry

Guidelines for Subcontractors on Social Insurance Enrollment

 

Self-employed contractors should make sure to thoroughly familiarize themselves with the procedures in this area.

 

See you later.

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