Care career support: from SSW worker to floor leader
A Nagoya care provider combines multilingual support and qualification incentives to build long-term careers for international care workers.
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Official updates plus case studies from employers across Japan covering work, daily life, and career development.
A Nagoya care provider combines multilingual support and qualification incentives to build long-term careers for international care workers.
Read updateA Tokyo and Kanagawa cleaning company makes qualifications and internal tests part of pay progression while supporting daily life.
Read updateA Tokyo and Osaka cleaning company develops a multicultural team through Indonesian-language support and role-based allowances.
Read updateMino Industry uses Thai work instructions and Japanese study support so SSW staff can help train the next generation.
Read updateFuchu Temperl builds skills through dialogue with workers and families, Japanese study, and local participation.
Read updateA Vietnamese reinforcement worker progressed to an SSW (ii) team-leader and training role through qualifications and site experience.
Read updateTwo companies in Hiroshima and Okayama use translated terminology and visual guidance to help international staff work safely.
Read updateCompanies in Saitama and Hiroshima combine qualification study and daily-life support so SSW mechanics can grow into mentors.
Read updateA Tokyo aviation company supports Mongolian and Filipino staff from pre-entry training through language study and daily life.
Read updateA Nagano hospitality business supports Myanmar and Nepalese staff through personal career plans, study, promotion, and daily-life help.
Read updateA large Kanto logistics company starts Chinese and Vietnamese drivers on local routes and supports their daily life.
Read updateA Kanto logistics company builds on trusted part-time experience to train three Myanmar workers as professional drivers.
Read updateBus operators in Tokyo and Okinawa use small-group placement, gradual training, and dedicated support for Filipino drivers.
Read updateA Kanto taxi company keeps Taiwanese and Vietnamese drivers connected through frequent, practical communication.
Read updateJR East's Tokyo and Omiya rolling-stock centres give Indonesian and Vietnamese staff the same safety-focused training as Japanese employees.
Read updateA Chiba farm supports long-term careers through JGAP-based working practices, a common pay system, and machinery qualifications.
Read updateA Miyazaki fishery cooperative provides cross-company study and consultation support for Indonesian workers' next goals.
Read updateA Saitama food manufacturer links Japanese study, pay progression, and safety support for workers from Myanmar.
Read updateA restaurant group operating about 100 locations combines training, life support, and evaluation to create a large-scale path to SSW (ii).
Read updateNext's Asakura Factory in Fukuoka combines housing, religious accommodation, dialogue, and local activities for its Indonesian team.
Read updateThe Immigration Services Agency support site updated field and Japanese-language test information.
Read updateTests were announced for Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, and Myanmar from October 1 to November 30.
Read updateBooking dates were announced for JFT-Basic across 14 countries, including Japan.
Read updateImmigration published added standards for the new resource-recycling field.
Read updateCollecting, laundering, finishing, inspecting, and shipping hotel or hospital linens became eligible SSW (i) work.
Read updateWood-industry test schedules were announced for Japan and Indonesia.
Read updateFrom April 10, identity verification was strengthened for several SSW and JFT-Basic tests.
Read updateA new field policy covering 19 fields, including linen services, logistics warehouses, and resource recycling, was approved.
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