HelloJob – Job Support Platform In Japan For Vietnamese Workers

Jan 4, 2023

HelloJob supports jobs for Vietnamese unskilled workers in Japan.

Vietnam - January 4, 2023 —

Established on November 25, 2019, HelloJob is a job platform in Japan dedicated to unskilled workers in Vietnam. The company currently owns a career-oriented job platform - high-tech applications, optimal costs with thousands of users on the Internet. Services that HelloJob provides include:

  1. Labor export:

Japanese labor export sends workers to Japan to work under the program signed by the two governments of Vietnam and Japan. Those who work legally in Japan must go through one of two management units: the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs or the sending company. The program to work in Japan has many different names, such as Japanese Labor Export, Japanese Trainee and Technical Trainee. Although there are many different names, they are all the same.

HelloJob provides a tool to classify according to the work's nature and employees' characteristics. Users only need to tick the corresponding categories then the HelloJob system automatically filters and displays the appropriate job orders. The classifiers' catalog includes:

  • Industry (agriculture, fishery, construction, mechanics, metals, and more).
  • Salary (ranging from 20,000,000 VND to 50,000,000 VND).
  • Region (Touhoku, Kantou, Hokkaido, Chuubu, Kansai, Chuugoky, Shigoku, Kyushuu & Okinawa).
  • Province (Aomori, Iwate, Miyagi, Akita, Yamagata and more).
  • Gender.
  • Working environment (comfortable, serious and with Vietnamese people).
  • Special conditions (high rise, accommodation support, good salary, husband and wife and more).
  • Academic level.
  • Handedness.
  • Marital status.

Job orders are displayed with basic and actual salary (18,000,000 VND to 35,000,000 VND). The basic salary is the salary that enterprises pay employees. The actual salary is after deducting the employee's cost of living. The displayed salary does not include overtime pay. In addition, the orders also show the details of the requirements that the business wants employees to meet (height, weight, gender, etc.).

Employees need to provide personal documents such as an ID card/Citizen ID card, health certificate and photo card.

  1. Tokutei Ginou:

Tokutei Ginou is a skilled visa for foreign workers working in Japan. Jobs requiring a Tokutei Ginou visa allow workers to stay longer in Japan and earn a much higher income than the Labor Export. However, the requirements for professional qualifications when applying for the Tokutei Ginou Visa are also higher.

The workers need to provide the visa certificates (engineer, Tokutei Ginou, Tokutei Katsudo and trainee number 3). Registration documents include household registration, identity card, passport, highest diploma, completion certificate of the 3-year traineeship, skill 3 certificates, foreign-style card (for people in Japan) and card photo.

HelloJob provides job classification tools to help employees easily search for and choose suitable jobs.

In addition, HelloJob also offers Japanese language courses for employees.

HelloJob connects workers directly to recruitment companies. Employees can choose the profession according to their wishes with hundreds of orders in various industries. The training process and procedure are a package. The support team is dedicated, enthusiastic and completely free. HelloJob supports workers with extended time in Japan.

The company is committed to accompanying employees throughout the registration in Vietnam and working in Japan. When registering for Labor Export through HelloJob, employees receive a 10.000.000 VND discount (applicable to all orders) and preferential debt fees of up to 80% (for some Tokutei Ginou orders).

Realizing the 4.0 revolution, bringing technology into the traditional Labor Export industry. Thanks to its groundbreaking platform, HelloJob has affirmed its brand, reputation and position to bring products to foreign markets, specifically in Japan. HelloJob upholds human happiness values, allowing employees to search for information and apply for jobs according to their interests, abilities.

For details of job orders at HelloJob, please visit: https://hellojob.jp

About the company: HelloJob provides Labor Export jobs and Tokutei Ginou in Japan for Vietnamese unskilled workers. Owning a 50+ qualified employees team with a high responsibility sense and diverse orders, HelloJob is a reliable companion for employees.

Contact Detail:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hellojob.vieclam

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcbNUxuCPZvwhd31qTA1K5w

About Us: /HelloJob/

Contact Info:
Name: HelloJob
Email: Send Email
Organization: HelloJob JOINT STOCK COMPANY
Address: 21st Floor, Viwaseen Building, No. 48 To Huu Street, Trung Van Ward, Nam Tu Liem District, Hanoi City, Vietnam
Phone: (+84) 433 886 868
Website: https://hellojob.jp/

Release ID: 89087561

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