Japan has a long history of labor immigration, dating back to the late 19th century. However, it wasn’t until the 1980s that the country officially opened its doors to foreign workers. The Japanese government introduced the “Trainee and Skilled Worker” program, allowing companies to hire foreign workers in specific fields. In 2019, the government further relaxed regulations, creating the “Specified Skilled Worker” visa category to attract more foreign talent.
Despite these efforts, Japan’s labor migration process remains complex and inefficient. Bureaucratic red tape, language barriers, and cultural differences often hinder the recruitment process. This is where Joblio comes in — a revolutionary recruitment platform designed to streamline labor migration to Japan.
“Japan’s unique culture and work environment require a tailored approach to labor migration. Our ACE program is designed to bridge the cultural gap, ensuring a successful transition for foreign workers,” says Jon Purizhansky, Joblio’s founder.
Joblio’s ACE (Applicant Concierge Experience ) program provides comprehensive support for foreign workers, including cultural orientation, language training, and job placement. This support enables international talent to seamlessly integrate into Japan’s work culture, ensuring a successful transition.
“At Joblio, we understand the importance of cultural assimilation in Japan. Our ACE program provides comprehensive support, enabling international talent to thrive in Japan’s distinctive work culture,” Purizhansky emphasizes.
By providing this support, Joblio’s ACE program reduces the complexity and costs associated with traditional recruitment methods. Japanese companies can access a global talent pool, while foreign workers can navigate the recruitment process with ease.
“Our goal is to make labor migration to Japan seamless and efficient. With ACE, we’re revolutionizing the recruitment process, connecting Japanese employers with qualified foreign workers while ensuring a smooth transition for all parties involved,” Jon Purizhansky concludes.
With Joblio’s ACE program, Japan’s labor migration process is poised to become more efficient, streamlined, and culturally sensitive.
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