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    „Vietnamesen arbeiten viel fleißiger als Japaner. Aber irgendwann müssen sie mit dem technischen Ausbildungsvisum in ihr Heimatland zurückkehren. Es hat keinen Sinn, sie auszubilden. Wir brauchen also japanische Talente, aber junge Leute betreten diese Branche überhaupt nicht.“


    „Vietnamesen arbeiten viel fleißiger als Japaner. Aber irgendwann müssen sie mit dem technischen Ausbildungsvisum in ihr Heimatland zurückkehren. Es hat keinen Sinn, sie auszubilden. Wir brauchen also japanische Talente, aber junge Leute betreten diese Branche überhaupt nicht.“

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    2. VinylHighway on

      Seems they’d rather polish the China on the titanic than avoid an iceberg

    3. Disastrous_Print1907 on

      Young people prefer to work as a prostitute or hostess so they can waste their money on soapland and plastic surgery

    4. ragequitteroffureh on

      So what they’re saying is that construction companies are using the wrong visa type to hire overseas workers?

      Wasn’t the technical trainee visa originally supposed to be like an international relations type of thing, where Japan would demonstrate it’s benevolent superiority by helping nearby developing nations to develop, thereby securing future good will?

      If what the construction companies actually need is not that nonsense, but actual proper construction worker visas, where any training that they bother to actually give their employees is retained, then that sounds like one solution. The time limit bollocks needs to go too.

      Alternatively, they could simply pay people.

      Blaming the foreign workers for this is pointless. Because they have no control over immigration policy whatsoever.

    5. jferrisjapan on

      They aren’t entering that industry but let’s not forget less and less are coming into the workforce each year due to population decline.

      There should be less talk about what the declining population of young people should be doing and more talk about how to change the working culture, tax system and social infrastructure to encourage people to get married and have kids.

    6. Money_Variation7938 on

      Bad pay, hard, working outside when it is so cold and hot, sometimes dangerous… I don’t know why people prefer office work /s

    7. gwoolhurme on

      We have an easy solution to this. How about we allow them to stay and renew their visas? OR Is this YET ANOTHER „we’ve tried nothing and we are all out of ideas“

    8. Unusual_Shallot_196 on

      Japan models after the American financial sector where the financial sector has the most power . Most people do not want to return to that world where other sectors has more power than the financial sector because most people like an air conditioned office with high salary . It’s gonna crumble. The financial sector always needs to be carried by other sectors .

    9. imaginary_num6er on

      Vietnamese people are probably getting paid more in Vietnam with the exchange rate being “Hoku Hoku”

    10. 7orly7 on

      So their people pipeline is screwed… reminds me of companies not hiring entry level programmers because they replaced them with AI but a few years they will not have anybody to replace their aging senior programmers

    12. Lipica249 on

      Most Southeast Asians in Japan actually do want to live in Japan for good. But you know how it is…

    13. NoSquash9115 on

      The TITP program is modern day slavery. It baffles me whenever people talk about how great Japan is simply because of how racist the country is. I did a whole research paper on the program, and it is not okay in any way. If people are more interested in the topic, they should go search up TITP and the Japan Olympics.

    14. Affectionate-Tip-164 on

      Just as post-war Japanese send their workforce overseas to absorb and learn all the new skills and knowledge from the hosting countries, come back to rebuild Japan. I wish these Vietnamese bring those institutional knowledge and technical expertise back to rebuild Vietnam and scale new heights.

    16. randomlydancing on

      I recently hired people to repair a house in a rural part of China after a typhoon. Total cost was $100k, i was like wtf. But young ppl just unwilling to do it and it was just some elderly folks

      Given how economic and demographic trends are going, there will be far fewer people in general who Japan can get to do this anyways

    17. WeWereHappy on

      A friend of mine used to work in the construction industry.

      Now, he is working in the restaurant industry and he is way more happy because he has less stress and have more time for himself…

      Let me repeat myself, he is finding the restaurant industry way less stressing…

      And they wonder why no one want to work in the constructions…

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