
Inhaber der Soba-Kette Yudetaro wehrt sich gegen Online-Beschwerden, dass „ausländische Arbeitskräfte mit niedrigen Löhnen ausgebeutet werden, anstatt Japaner einzustellen“ – ausländische Arbeitskräfte kosten einschließlich Schulung mehr als japanische. Wir stellen sie ein, weil Japaner sich nicht bewerben.“
https://president.jp/articles/-/114875?page=1
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Well, true
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« We hire them because we can’t exploit Japanese »
So, give us the numbers. How much do they make per hour?
Edit: looked it up.
For foreigner employees (permanent position): it’s 250K yen a month, with no yearly increase. This is about 1450 yen / hour
For japanese high school graduates (permanent position): it’s 317K yen a month, with yearly increase. Seems to be a „chief“ position. So probably you’re gonna be instructing others (like foreigners and parttimers)
For japanese university school graduates (permanent position): it’s 355K yen a month, with yearly increase.
Parttimers (don’t think foreigners are eligible, just Japanese): it says 1200 yen / hour 以上 for Osaka region
The higher Japanese monthly wage looks fine on paper but I bet they’re not the ones they massively hire to boil some noodles, and probably are managerial
So yeah, no shit they’re all in on the foreigners. They’re cheap to employ and don’t give them yearly increases. Parttime hourly wage is trash as usual so CEO acting surprised no Japanese is applying to boil noodles for 1200 yen is peak humor
In the article, they mention the base salary is 330,000 yen, i hope they foreigners get paid the same amount
It’s like that all over the world, nobody wants to be a seasonal worker, but there are people who need the job, then there are those who don’t want it, don’t apply, and complain.
Immigrant workers slaving in the kitchen of a local restaurant in a developed country. Shocking and impossible. Never happened anywhere else. I just cannot get my head around it.
In other surprising news, tomorrow is Thursday. Stay tuned as we dive into details of this mystery.
Correct. Those netouyo would rather be unemployed and terminally online than actually get a job.
I’ll stick to being served by foreign workers, thank you very much. They have better work ethic and customer service.
I’m willing to bet Japanese don’t apply because these firms offer garbage wages that only dirt poor foreigners would be desperate enough to accept