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• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/17 (Tue) 07:54
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Even if you pay the same level of salary as an American,
you still have to pay Social Security and Medicare taxes.

• ガセネタ太郎
• 2023/10/17 (Tue) 19:49
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J visa for no special skills
H visa for special skills
9 knew ？ ？

• 読解力ゼロ
• 2023/10/17 (Tue) 23:16
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11
You said so in 9.

• 留学生
• 2023/10/23 (Mon) 22:42
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I think my high school study abroad was on a J1 visa. College was F1.

After I started working, there was a J1 visa holder in my company, but he was doing really trivial work. He was doing really trivial work, like filing paperwork that anyone could have done.
It was a black company and it was the company's fault, but he didn't seem to have any motivation or ambition, so it was understandable.

The third person above is amazing, it must have been very hard to make it on a J1 visa, the J1 visa person at my company was lamenting the gap with the H1 visa.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/26 (Thu) 17:11
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If you can't live without a car, you don't need a car
If you live near a big street, the bus service is good.

• ジョブズ
• 2023/04/18 (Tue) 17:45
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I've never met anyone who asked for an offer letter every single time, and I've never requested one.
I didn't care if it was part time or full time, some had it and some didn't. When you say dangerous...? Worried about getting in trouble later if the conditions were different...?

• ｈｈ
• 2023/04/18 (Tue) 19:39
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Levels for something like this are disgusting.　　Even if it were just, they wouldn't put out, even though they are short-staffed.

• みなこ
• 2023/04/18 (Tue) 21:13
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There are some companies that don't send out offer letters.
I don't know if this is unusual, but that is a company where the name is a little known.

• Sho
• 2023/04/19 (Wed) 07:30
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Has anyone ever been in trouble without an offer letter ？ I don't think I have. By the way, I've worked for both companies, and I don't think I've thought about it too much.

• おっさん
• 2023/03/25 (Sat) 13:52
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There's a lot of stuff on the information board
taking care of grandma and stuff, babysitting, walking the dog
none of it's cash ？.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/03/25 (Sat) 15:46
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If they're willing to take care of grandma and stuff, babysit, walk the dog, and so on,
if they're 16 years old, then it's OK.

• Yu
• 2023/03/25 (Sat) 20:34
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Thank you all for your input ！ I will use these to get things started.

• ククレカレー
• 2023/03/26 (Sun) 01:15
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If you're 16, you're in high school ？
If you're a tutor, you must have good grades.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/03/26 (Sun) 07:30
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If you can convince them of how well you are doing.

• なお
• 2022/09/01 (Thu) 13:22
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I don't lick waitressing, and everyone starts out at the entry level in any profession.
What do you mean by schooling in the waitressing business? Most people learn on the job.
Topi says she wants to work about 2 times a week, but she is going to school to study?
If you're going to go that far, then you're an experienced waitress who went to school to learn the trade, right?
Can you give me the name of that school?
And tell me which restaurant you worked at.

It's normal to be apprehensive at first about anything.
I'm the same way.
But you have to do it to get started, so I hope you can turn your anxiety into excitement.

• 元ウエイトレス
• mail
• 2022/09/02 (Fri) 09:19
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You'll get an hourly wage （ probably a minium ） even during training. I believe it starts out with no tip, and the % of the tip gradually increases according to your ability. This is usually decided by the head waitress.

The length of time depends on the store and your ability, so it is hard to say, but I think you can expect about 1 ～ 2 months. During the training （ you are not in the ） headcount unless there is something wrong with you, so you will get used to the store and your training will be over quickly if you try to spend as many days in the store as possible.

• 元皿洗い現オーナー
• 2022/09/02 (Fri) 10:18
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I've worked in restaurants for a long time and seen a lot of different people, but
I think being tactful is a talent you are born with.

• 日系やだ
• 2022/09/02 (Fri) 21:38
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I think waitressing is much better than working in an office in a Japanese company. Waitresses are busy.

In an office, the ladies gossip, talk behind your back, and complain … It's an eternal loop. If I don't attend the wasteful gossip meetings, people say "she doesn't socialize well" or "she's so strange" lol.

• どれだけ
• 2022/09/03 (Sat) 13:32
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They think waitresses are shady ？
Some of them even scrape their fingernails down to the wood patterns on the tables to inspect them when they wipe the tables.
A store with a bunch of crazies is frequently recruiting.
The owners, collectively, don't waste money ？ paying them.
Bigger stores are better than smaller ones.
Better to be American-based.

• トホホのおとっつぁん
• 2022/06/05 (Sun) 23:04
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If it's a job you think you want to do, try your hardest first.
It's not as easy as it sounds, if you get down to the nitty gritty of nursing work, it's better to have a nursing license.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/04/24 (Sun) 09:02
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If the job and the job offer don't match, the temp agency won't send it.

• 無知
• 2022/04/24 (Sun) 23:37
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How many job changes have you made （ lol ） （ lol ） lol

• なり
• 2022/04/25 (Mon) 15:42
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Temp agencies do not give a good impression.
Temp agencies that handle various types of jobs all together, temp agencies for nursing care, temp agencies for manufacturing and warehousing... They are desperate to attract people and try to introduce jobs somehow without saying anything but good things.
I have registered with several temp-staff agencies and have been referred to them, but I still feel that it is better to look for a job by myself.
I also know some temp-staff agencies that do not ask for the name of the client company in advance, and I wonder how this system works.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2021/12/16 (Thu) 16:41
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＃ 19 ， 20

ED or old man, it doesn't matter to others.
Soy sauce thing

• 昭和
• 2021/12/16 (Thu) 17:09
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＞ soy sauce thing

old

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2021/12/16 (Thu) 17:34
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＃ 22

Your life will not be enriched
by worrying about other people's posts here.

You are still going on and on and on
as usual.

• トホホ
• 2021/12/16 (Thu) 19:10
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↑ why do you write ？

• 貸し借りはなしよ
• 2022/03/14 (Mon) 19:32
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I think the Notice for the refund request came because I was in trouble in Corona
and the government lent me the money.

I think it is natural to return what they lent us.

If they lend it to you, you own it, isn't that bad?

• わかりやすい
• 2022/02/11 (Fri) 15:45
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↑
"Immigrants made us poor ourselves!" and who were imprinted by the BILLIONAIres who don't pay taxes. w

• ムーチョロコモコ
• 2022/02/11 (Fri) 16:22
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Green card
× Greencard

• テストステロン高い俺
• 2022/02/13 (Sun) 10:05
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Illegal immigrants and immigrants are only as good as the population.
I'll just take that tepee.

• のあ
• 2022/02/26 (Sat) 18:26
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How is the caregiver job going?
There seem to be several temp agencies, but I think they all seem to have questionable responses, does anyone else feel the same way?

• Teppei
• 2022/02/27 (Sun) 20:03
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I see a lot of caregiver jobs, but it's hard to get all the paperwork and certificates and stuff, and it costs a lot of money.
You also need to take a course.
And the hourly rate is low.
But the jobs don't say that.

• 酔いどれ天使
• 2022/02/14 (Mon) 18:01
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Labor after returning to the U.S. Did you live in the U.S. long enough to experience reverse culture shock ？?

• ん？
• 2022/02/14 (Mon) 20:46
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People come here back home ？

I heard that in rural Japan, stores go out of business just because of Corona

Hooray for America 🙌

• やっぱり
• 2021/08/02 (Mon) 17:31
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The reason this thread is not developing is because it is still full of people who are not working, here.

• gachann
• 2021/08/02 (Mon) 21:03
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I was supposed to return to work in September at my place of employment, but it was recently postponed to after 2022.　However, my department is one that has no problem with remote work, so as of July, I will be working remotely permanently.　I heard that some departments are thinking about hybrid work, but it seems to be a hassle because they have to distribute laptop computers.　

Even though this is a permanent remote assignment, it does not mean that the employee can work from overseas like in Japan, but the employee has to reside in California.　Last month I went downtown to pick up some personal belongings and the traffic was already heavy.

• Coco
• 2021/08/04 (Wed) 20:03
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I knew it, Mr.
That's what you meant. lol

• Coco
• 2021/08/04 (Wed) 20:11
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#8,

I'm jealous of your permanent remote ！ By the way, is it a Japanese company? What a nice company to have other departments after 2022 ！ If you can move within California, you can move to the suburbs where the house prices are cheaper ！.

• あみ
• 2022/01/08 (Sat) 16:25
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Are there many Japanese-affiliated companies that allow remote ？?