![\"\"](\"https:\/\/norimen.net\/wordpress\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/08\/1775073a2fa214d4a4764edd34d5c2fd.jpg\")
<\/p>\nHello, everyone.<\/p>\n
This is Enta.<\/p>\n
I went to Osaka the other day for the first time in a while, and the area around Osaka Station and Umeda is really something else.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
It's become so metropolitan! (It was already a city, but now it's beautiful!)<\/p>\n
It had a really modern feel to it\u2014it was amazing.<\/p>\n
It felt like it was more developed than Tokyo.<\/p>\n
Osaka is really interesting these days!<\/p>\n
But that's beside the point.<\/p>\n
You know about the Construction Workers' Retirement Fund, right?<\/p>\n
Have you ever looked into that system?<\/p>\n
I did a little digging around, lol.<\/p>\n
A business owner in the construction industry enters into a retirement benefit mutual aid contract with this organization to become a policyholder, with workers at construction sites designated as beneficiaries,<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Mutual aid stamps are affixed to the mutual aid handbook issued by this organization to the worker, based on the number of days the worker has worked, and<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Under this system, when a worker leaves the construction industry, our organization pays the severance pay directly to the worker.<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n It says that. Me<\/p>\n To put it simply,<\/p>\n The Writing Style of Today's Media Outlets<\/strong><\/span>I gave it a try, but what do you think of this? lol<\/p>\n No, I'm not saying I'm against the Construction Workers' Pension Fund system, you know?<\/p>\n However, this reminds me of a time when I visited the Construction Association, which is operated by the Independent Administrative Agency, the Workers' Retirement Allowance Mutual Aid Organization,<\/p>\n Anyway, it's just so annoying! lol<\/p>\n You'll be surprised!<\/p>\n I just went to renew my employee handbook, but they gave me all sorts of instructions, so I gathered the required documents, submitted them, and went home.<\/p>\n A month went by and the planner still hadn't arrived, so when I contacted them, they told me in a tone that seemed to say, \"It just takes time!\"\u2014and then pulled off this amazing feat of having it delivered just a few days later.<\/p>\n I guess I must have forgotten... lol<\/p>\n And above all, the building is magnificent! Absolutely incredible.<\/p>\n In the construction industry, both general contractors and subcontractors are working their butts off.<\/p>\n Stamp duty that general contractors are forced to purchase. In reality, the money from that is almost never actually used, right?<\/p>\n How many craftsmen actually keep their schedules organized and bring them with them? I\u2019d love to know the percentage!<\/p>\n For example, even if the craftsman\u2019s company is in charge, what about the subcontractors at the bottom of the chain?<\/p>\n And it\u2019s virtually impossible\u2014or rather, absolutely impossible\u2014for the general contractor to use up all the revenue stamps they\u2019ve purchased.<\/p>\n Of course, there\u2019s the time and effort involved in managing the ledgers, as well as the paperwork related to issuing them and recording receipts and payments.<\/p>\n Main contractors are such a pain, aren't they? Subcontractors are a pain, too!<\/p>\n I\u2019ve done both, so I understand perfectly.<\/p>\n Without a receipt for the purchase of Construction Retirement Fund stamps, you won't even be able to undergo an inspection.<\/p>\n You absolutely must purchase these Construction Workers' Retirement Fund stamps!<\/p>\n The general contractor is obligated to make the purchase.<\/p>\n This seems kind of weird, doesn't it?<\/p>\n The total amount of assets under management for fiscal year 27 is approximately 930 billion yen!<\/p>\n That's a crazy number, isn't it? It's almost funny lol.<\/p>\n That was two years ago, so it\u2019s probably over 950 billion now.<\/p>\n As of H28, it is reported that the company had paid out 1.6 trillion yen in retirement benefits to 2.25 million employees since its founding in Showa 39.<\/p>\n If you just divide this number, it comes out to 710,000 yen per person lol<\/p>\n At its peak in Heisei 9, 6.85 million people were employed in the construction industry, but by the average for Heisei 27, that number had fallen to 5 million.<\/p>\n Despite this, only 2.25 million people have received the payment...<\/p>\n Is this system actually working?<\/p>\n I really want to say, \u201cWhy don\u2019t you just stop already??\u201d but I guess this is going to keep going, huh~<\/p>\n Personally, since we already have My Number, I think it would be easier to get a card and just tap it every time I come to the site to hear that \"ching\" sound.<\/p>\n So, wouldn't you be happier if you received a retirement bonus every month?<\/p>\n It\u2019s the wish of ordinary citizens that we do away with systems designed to create cushy jobs for retired bureaucrats.<\/p>\n We're not in that kind of era anymore, are we?<\/p>\nThe scheme involves forcing the general contractor to purchase stamps, with the mutual aid organization issuing a booklet and requiring workers to affix the stamps corresponding to their hours worked to the booklet. When the worker retires, the mutual aid organization pays the retirement benefits directly to the worker, making it appear as though the organization is the one making the payment.<\/div>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/norimen.net\/wordpress\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/08\/80b2f92ede902f683f30fb676a488447.jpg\")
<\/p>\nA Story About When I Went to the Construction Association<\/h3>\n
The Non-Functioning Construction Workers' Retirement Fund<\/h3>\n
Facts Subcontractors Don't Know<\/h3>\n
The assets of the Independent Administrative Agency, the Workers' Retirement Allowance Mutual Aid Organization, are impressive.<\/h3>\n
Total Severance Pay Disbursed<\/h3>\n
What's going to happen this time??<\/h3>\n
![\"\"](\"https:\/\/norimen.net\/wordpress\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/08\/89afc6e17ea613f7389522d09b6d0539.jpg\")
<\/p>\n