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Japan taxi, bus driver's license tests to go multilingual - Vimarsana News

Japan taxi, bus driver's license tests to go multilingual

Japan is set to offer tests for driver's licenses for taxis and buses in foreign languages amid a shortage of drivers in the country, with the police agency distributing sample questions in the coming weeks.

Japan OKs new foreign trainee program to strengthen rights protection - Vimarsana News

Japan OKs new foreign trainee program to strengthen rights protection

The Japanese government has approved a policy to replace its controversial trainee program for foreigners, featuring improved rights protection with increased flexibility for changing jobs and tougher oversight.

FOCUS: Tokyo bus operator banks on foreign drivers as shortage looms - Vimarsana News

FOCUS: Tokyo bus operator banks on foreign drivers as shortage looms

A Tokyo bus operator has declared its desire to hire foreign drivers, hoping the move will prompt Japan to open up the job to people from abroad as the country grapples with a growing labor shortage in the public transport sector.

Japan mulls expanding scope of skilled worker visa with no stay limit - Vimarsana News

Japan mulls expanding scope of skilled worker visa with no stay limit

Japan's immigration authorities have proposed expanding the scope of a blue-collar skilled workers visa that effectively allows holders to stay in the country indefinitely in a possible major shift in its foreign labor policy.

Japan sets up panel to review foreign trainee program - Vimarsana News

Japan sets up panel to review foreign trainee program

The Japanese government has set up a panel of experts mainly composed of academics, municipal government chiefs and lawyers who will review the country's problematic foreign technical intern program and propose ways to improve it.