Ever since 2011, things have been getting rougher and rougher for members of organized crime groups in Japan. That was when a law was passed prohibiting companies from entering into contracts with any known member.
Just plain unfair, guys.
Ever since 2011, things have been getting rougher and rougher for members of organized crime groups in Japan. That was when a law was passed prohibiting companies from entering into contracts with any known member.
Just plain unfair, guys.
Quitting even a regular job there is a whole circus.
Eh, not if you’re a full, fixed employee (seishain 正社員). Legally, you just need to give two weeks. Contract workers can have a tougher time due to specific contractual obligations.
If you mean dealing with insurance, pension, etc. when one would cross a month boundary before starting the next job, then that part’s a pain, but just some paperwork, really.