Outline and Effects of the Comprehensive Support Project for the Long-Term Unemployed  

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Eiichi, Nomura

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Japan Labor Review vol. 12 no. 03 (2015), page 75-82.
Topik: Long-term Unemployed; nationwide network; Public Employment Security Offices; career counseling
Fulltext: JLR47_nomura.pdf (538.4KB)

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Since fiscal 2011, some of Japan’s prefectural Labour Bureaus have been implementing the Comprehensive Support Project for the Long-term Unemployed so as to strengthen and enhance re-employment programs for the long-term unemployed who have not worked for one year or more, or job seekers that are at high risk of falling into this category. The Project is based around the job placement system operated by the nationwide network of Public Employment Security Offices, and also encompasses employment seminars, job introductions, support for stabilization in the workplace, and career counseling by contracted private-sector employment placement businesses. As an example of the program’s effectiveness, in fiscal 2013 the number of job seekers for which support commenced was 4,120, and the number of job placements for people who began receiving support in this fiscal year was 3,050. Feedback from beneficiaries of the program includes comments such as, “Thanks to thorough counseling, which began with identification of problem areas and went on to cover setting of goals and approaches to achieving them, I was able to achieve job placement,” and “The program helped me improve my communication skills.”

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