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Japan Embassy eyes Nagaland for job fair - Vimarsana News

Japan Embassy eyes Nagaland for job fair

MEDZIPHEMA, APRIL 21 (MExN): First Secretary (Food & Agriculture), Embassy of Japan in India, Oota Masami, made her maiden visit to School of Agricultural Sciences, Nagaland University, Medziphema Campus on April 16.

Japan aims to attract skilled tech talent from India and SE Asia, new visa reforms explained - Vimarsana News

Japan aims to attract skilled tech talent from India and SE Asia, new visa reforms explained

Japan announces big immigration reform, aims to hire skilled tech talent from India and Southeast Asia. | World News

Employment Minister: Internship Program Abroad Improves Human Resources Quality - Vimarsana News

Employment Minister: Internship Program Abroad Improves Human Resources Quality

HR Quality is one pillar towards Golden Indonesia.

Japan's government approves new foreign trainee program - Vimarsana News

Japan's government approves new foreign trainee program

TOKYO — The Japanese government adopted plans on Friday to scrap its current foreign trainee program, which has been criticized as a cover for importing cheap labor, and replace it with a system it says will actually teach skills and safeguard trainees’ rights as Japan desperately seeks more foreign workers to supplement its aging and shrinking workforce.

Government OKs new foreign trainee program to attract more workers | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis - Vimarsana News

Government OKs new foreign trainee program to attract more workers | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

The Japanese government adopted plans on Friday to scrap its current foreign trainee program, which has been criticized as a cover for importing cheap labor, and replace it with a system it says will actually teach skills and safeguard trainees' rights as Japan desperately seeks more foreign workers to supplement its aging and shrinking workforce.

Source: asahi.com