Japanese labor inspection, how is the labor situation in Japan now?

There shouldn't be any major problems.

1.The staff of the Labor Bureau, they only check work-related, such as: rest time, safety and security facilities and countermeasures for the working environment, whether the minimum rent is lower than the legal level, etc., they have no business relationship with the Immigration Bureau, even if the relatives of the landlord have some unspeakable secrets in the place where they work, they are not obliged to report to the Immigration Bureau;

2.Asking the boss if there are foreigners (Chinese) is just a reminder to the boss not to violate the relevant conditions and obligations of the foreigner's labor permit stipulated in the Immigration Control Law, and to avoid illegal work and illegal stay;

3 The part-time job card was recorded, but the boss said no. There is a problem here, whether the relative's part-time job card uses his own name (so that people can know at a glance that it is a Chinese name) or uses a Japanese name or the relative's own name is similar to a Japanese name (because China and Japan have many same surnames and names), if this part-time job card is used to make people know that it is a foreigner at a glance, and this card happens to be recorded again, then it is difficult to ensure that the labor inspector will not come to investigate again. If not, you can have peace of mind for the time being.

To be on the safe side, it's best to observe while doing it, and change jobs when the limelight isn't right.

No matter how bad it is, work in a bad place, no one checks the normal store. No problem, unless searched.

Is it okay for TV stations to have all holidays off? What about the holidays of the power supply bureau?

1.Many of my friends are Japanese, and now they are working in China, and they don't need any fees, and the companies that have expenses are all labor dispatches, and all the money they earn is taken to them, and there is no shortage of people in Japan, what is lacking is low-level labor, so I suggest you don't do low-level labor.

2.Really go, is your language convenient? Before the nuclear crisis, the water from the tap could be drunk directly, but now it is recommended that it is better not to drink it directly, and it is better to buy purified water.

3.The yen is not as valuable as the US dollar, and the exchange rate fluctuates greatly, so it is recommended not to choose the yen zone.

1.Japan is not recruiting workers except near Tokyo, the others are the same as usual, the processing fee is cheaper than before because many people are afraid to go there now, and there are migrant workers near Tokyo who come back to take pictures, in fact, this is all the money earned by the intermediary, at least my friend is in Aichi Prefecture in Japan, he called me over, he earned 50,000 RMB a month, at least 10,000 RMB, he called me over now, and he also went through formal channels. Are you still afraid of 1,000 kilometers away from the disaster area?

I'm dizzy, Aichi Prefecture is more than 900 kilometers away from the disaster area, and the residents there seem to be as if nothing happened**, these are what my classmates told me personally, 2Life is definitely convenient, but if you drink water, it is best to buy mineral water to drink, radiation is equivalent to 1 X-ray once a month, the landlord thinks about it, hehe. Equal to no radiation, 3Now the yen is not depreciating but rising, which is supported by Japan's strong economy, and the credibility of the yen is relatively high, global investors are on top, of course, the most important thing must be the operation of the **, and finally explain, I am absolutely patriotic, but patriotism is not able to honor parents, is it not patriotic to go abroad? That's too hypocritical, so let's go with confidence, maybe we'll see each other in Japan then. Thank you, hope to adopt.

There are different solution times in specific places, and it depends on the resolution efficiency of the local **.

It is no longer possible to work in Japan on a student visa. Japan is now gradually implementing a resident certificate system for foreigners, and it is estimated that it will be implemented nationwide by the end of the year. **The Tax and Immigration Bureau has been connected to the Internet, and schools will be denied visas or repatriated due to too many part-time job absences.

After graduating from school, you can stay in Japan and find a job, but if you have enough Japanese, you will be able to find a job. But if you want to rely on a student visa to work in the dark, etc., you can dispel this year. Level 3 Japanese proficiency is most likely to come to Japan for a work style, labor export, or joint venture.

Earlier it was said that Fukuoka 100,000 all a year. The consumption level in Fukuoka Prefecture: The rent is about 3,000 a month.

Water, electricity, gas and other miscellaneous expenses are about 1500 together. The cost of living expenses is generally at least 2,000 a month, and there is no upper limit. The tuition fee is generally 40,000-60,000 yuan a year for public schools and 50,000-120,000 yuan for private students.

Online, yahoo, an, fill in your information, and people will call you. There are also free books in the tram corridor to pick up, but you need to type ** yourself.

If you're not familiar with the place, it's better to look for it online!

Go online, there are also newsstands over there, just buy a job search newspaper.

Start by learning a skill and exercising it at home. If you don't go out at all, you're going to get into all sorts of trouble. It's too late to regret it when the time comes...