Work
Interview, customer service, cashier, workplace communication — phrases for the Japanese workplace.
Work
Starting work:
  • Check whether your residence status allows part-time work (permission for activities outside your status) → apply and interview → sign an employment contract → complete tax/social insurance registration.
What to bring:
  • Residence card (must have the permission-for-activities-outside-status stamp on the back), a Japanese bank account, and your My Number.
Note:
  • Students on a student visa are limited to 28 hours of part-time work per week.
  • Earning over 1.03 million or 1.3 million yen a year can affect taxes and dependent status.
Work Interview, customer service, cashier, workplace communication — phrases for the Japanese workplace.
Job Hunting & Interview
Applying & Phone Inquiry応募・電話連絡Interview面接
Daily Work
First Day & On the Job入社・業務Scheduling & Leaveシフト・休暇
Customer Service & Register
Customer Service接客Cashierレジ
Incidents & Reporting
Handling Incidentsトラブル対応Phone Calls電話対応Reporting to Supervisors上司への報告