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Firm banned from foreign trainees after violence alleged | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis - Vimarsana News

Firm banned from foreign trainees after violence alleged | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

The Immigration Services Agency of Japan is banning an Okayama construction company from employing technical interns for five years after a Vietnamese man alleged he was physically abused by his Japanese colleagues there.

Source: asahi.com
Government bans firm from accepting foreign trainees after assault case - Vimarsana News

Government bans firm from accepting foreign trainees after assault case

The victim of the sustained assault is demanding an apology as well as compensation from the construction company and the intermediate body which introduced the him to the company.

Japan gov't bans firm from accepting foreign trainees after assault case - Vimarsana News

Japan gov't bans firm from accepting foreign trainees after assault case

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- The Japanese government revoked Friday a construction firm's permit to accept foreign technical trainees after a Vietnamese man suffe

Gov't bans firm from accepting foreign trainees after assault case - Vimarsana News

Gov't bans firm from accepting foreign trainees after assault case

The Japanese government revoked on Feb. 18 a construction firm's permit to accept foreign technical trainees after a Vietnamese man suffered serious injuries as a result of assaults by Japanese coworkers for about two years.

Japanese company penalised for mistreatment of Vietnamese intern | Society - Vimarsana News

Japanese company penalised for mistreatment of Vietnamese intern | Society

Authorities of Japan on February 18 withdrawn the licence to receive foreign interns of a construction company where a Vietnamese apprentice was mistreated.