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1:Unknown Japuzz Watcher6/05/15(Fri) 00:02:00 ID:KJ6m
Me: “…(quietly turns on the PS5)”
4:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:02:28 ID:Qbd7
That’s rough.
8:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:03:19 ID:u4ua
Delivery work is the only winner.
11:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:03:56 ID:KJ6m
>>8
It’s mostly late-night driver jobs.
15:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:04:30 ID:u4ua
>>11
It’s fun, though.
37:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:08:09 ID:s1QO
>>11
I kinda want to be a late-night driver.
51:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:10:07 ID:KJ6m
>>37
Day shifts would be fine, but if it’s night shifts, I’d definitely get into an accident someday.
9:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:03:44 ID:KJ6m
There’s seriously so much caregiving that it’s funny.
Guess nobody wants to do it after all.
12:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:04:07 ID:DN2W
What are they even going to do with this many caregiving jobs?
Delivery and construction are short on workers too.
16:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:04:38 ID:KJ6m
>>12
You can tell everyone is avoiding them.
14:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:04:13 ID:Z1Do
I totally get it.
19:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:05:07 ID:jIck
What about IT companies that take inexperienced people?
30:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:07:02 ID:KJ6m
>>19
IT probably isn’t happening.
22:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:05:43 ID:KJ6m
The hours are all night shifts or late shifts too lol.
23:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:05:57 ID:aqt3
If it’s night shift only, that’s one thing, but there are so many rotating-shift workplaces that basically guarantee an early death.
33:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:07:41 ID:KJ6m
>>23
Sorry, but night-shift-only is impossible too.
Late shifts are barely manageable.
24:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:06:01 ID:8u0l
Factory work is the way after all.
There are lots of food-processing jobs at Hello Work too.
38:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:08:19 ID:KJ6m
>>24
I’m considering factory work too, but most places have night shifts.
53:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:10:20 ID:8u0l
>>38
Night shifts are good, though.
My annual income is over 1 million yen higher now with night shifts than back when I only worked day shifts.
Isn’t it one of the few workplaces where even useless people can earn money?
26:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:06:19 ID:ArkK
Caregiving has no workers, yet nursing homes keep increasing, right?
29:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:06:51 ID:8u0l
>>26
They pop up on former convenience-store sites.
32:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:07:22 ID:aqt3
>>26
That’s the field I most want AI to take over.
27:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:06:33 ID:c0Ww
Caregiving
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31:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:07:13 ID:c0Ww
If it doesn’t require Japanese, foreigners will take it.
36:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:07:55 ID:aqt3
>>31
Looks like cleaning jobs are already too far gone.
47:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:09:16 ID:c0Ww
>>36
During the Expo, like 80% of the cleaning staff were foreigners. I lol’d.
49:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:09:44 ID:ArkK
>>47
lol
Did they come to Japan to clean?
35:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:07:46 ID:s1QO
I want to do delivery work.
I have an 8-ton limited license, so I’d like to use it,
but I’m not confident driving a vehicle that big.
41:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:08:43 ID:aqt3
>>35
A large-truck driver I know said it’s easier than you’d think because you mostly stick to main roads.
39:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:08:22 ID:8u0l
What do people in nursing homes do all day?
Do they go outside?
40:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:08:39 ID:c4so
Caregiving wages are going to skyrocket from now on.

Would be nice if that happened…

45:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:09:10 ID:aqt3
>>40
Absolutely impossible.
When I went to vocational training, 80% were foreigners, so it seems built on the assumption they’ll be used up cheaply.
62:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:12:12 ID:DT2p
There’s food service too.
It’s brutal, though.
68:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:14:49 ID:KJ6m
When only night-shift jobs are left over, you can tell nobody wants to do them.
72:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:15:34 ID:u4ua
>>68
Delivery work also kind of starts for real at night.
90% of logistics moves from midnight onward.
75:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:16:08 ID:s1QO
>>72
Starting at midnight seems like it would overlap with morning rush hour pretty badly.
83:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:18:15 ID:u4ua
>>75
You do get caught in morning traffic sometimes.
For some reason, the driver gets blamed for it.
73:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:15:59 ID:u4ua
Look at Amazon delivery.
Shipments leave the warehouse late at night.
74:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:16:06 ID:KJ6m
I don’t even care if the pay is low anymore. Just let me work a normal day shift.
76:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:16:10 ID:DT2p
Even the most useless person can earn 1.25 times more than others just by working at night, so that’s not bad. It definitely shortens your life, though.
79:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:17:02 ID:s1QO
>>76
Perfect timing for OnJ users.
80:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:17:14 ID:7xMH
Autonomic nervous system: “Don’t work night shifts.”
84:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:18:24 ID:aqt3
Caregiving pay is really low without night shifts too, if I remember right.
89:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:19:32 ID:u4ua
>>84
I’m not in that field, but wouldn’t you get pressured if you refused night shifts in the first place?
95:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:21:59 ID:aqt3
>>89
I see.
I could absolutely never do that.
85:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:18:40 ID:KJ6m
Job types: caregiving, delivery, construction everywhere.
Hours: night shifts and late shifts everywhere.

It’s over.

86:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:18:56 ID:DT2p
The real hell is three-shift rotation work.
87:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:19:16 ID:Rq6O
Caregiving itself is tough, and it also seems hard to switch to other industries afterward.
Feels like you’d be stuck in caregiving for life.
92:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:21:21 ID:s1QO
>>87
So that’s why so many caregivers become hostess-bar girls or sex workers?
88:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:19:20 ID:4uoQ
Caregiving is full of high school and vocational school graduates, so it’s really hard for the industry itself to innovate.
93:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:21:36 ID:KJ6m
I’m a germaphobe, so dealing with poop is absolutely impossible.
96:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:22:20 ID:Bi66
Caregiving would probably be tough without qualifications, but construction should be doable.
97:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:23:31 ID:Bi66
Truck driving sounds fun. I love the vibe of highways late at night.
98:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:23:53 ID:u4ua
>>97
You’d be suited for it!
It’s fun, and you can go all over Japan.
99:Unknown Japuzz Watcher26/05/15(Fri) 00:24:47 ID:s1QO
>>97
It does sound fun.
When I was a kid, my dream was to become a truck driver.

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To be honest, this situation is very common for Japanese people who have no special qualifications and have spent a long time out of work. Caregiving jobs are everywhere because Japan is in the middle of a rapidly aging society and desperately needs workers. The problem is that the workload is often heavy, making it difficult to retain staff. It is widely considered an unpopular profession, and solving the labor shortage in elder care may remain one of Japan’s biggest long-term challenges.

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