People living in or traveling to Japan should be wary of companies that exploit flaws in Japan's labor laws.

 In recent years, bad social customs have progressed in Japanese society, and some unscrupulous companies are causing hardship to their workers. Under the guise of labor employment, the people are neither workers nor consumers, but individual craftsmen unintended by individuals, which is also a legal disadvantage. It is the existence of a gap in Japanese labor laws, and the human rights of the people are not protected. A malicious company won't let me quit my job and threatens to take a huge sum of money from me if I get hired by another company or start working on my own. This is the situation even though I declined before the job after looking at the company's job description and evaluation later, without a sufficient explanation of the job description being given to me. Japan is tacitly acknowledging the fact that it violates Article 22 of the Japanese Constitution, which stipulates freedom of labor choice. I'm in trouble. I consulted with various public institutions in Japan, but I was not allowed to use the system that workers should be relieved for free, and I was guided only to systems that actually cost huge amounts of money. With. They are laughing at the suffering of common people.

Some civil servants politely tried to listen to my advice, but such good officials had no authority regarding labor laws. In Japan, there is a distorted industry called the ``raiba'' industry in the metropolitan area, which deceives uninformed local residents, students, and elderly people into joining corporate offices like entertainers. And there are an increasing number of malicious cases in which employees are not allowed to resign. Malicious companies threaten to extort large amounts of money if you try to quit your job. The bad habits of the Japanese entertainment industry seem to be prevalent in the "river" industry, where it is easier to deceive ordinary people. People all over the world living in Japan may also fall victim to the traps of such a malicious industry. Not limited to nationality, but for all generations, from children and women to the elderly. Japan is a society with a flawed labor law system. Human rights of working people are not protected.

The problem of the “raiba” industry is that despite censorship, if you look at examples of damage from malicious companies on Japanese SNS and various Internet bulletin boards, there are many examples of people being harmed by malicious companies. can also be seen. I also saw it and learned about the social situation. I plan to write about my experiences on my blog little by little. The Japanese cop were also unreliable when it came to counseling on social issues related to malicious companies. It's like they don't want to recognize it as a social problem. Various public institutions, including Japan's labor relations inspection agencies, seem to recognize these problems as social problems, but in reality, many public institutions do not provide assistance to victims of malicious companies. The reality is that they don't try.


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