This job listing has been automatically translated by AI. The Japanese version is the authoritative text. All compensation is paid in Japanese Yen (JPY).
Path to permanentFull social insurancePay raisesCar commute OK
Base salaryBase (monthly avg.) or hourly: ¥204,157
BonusNo
Pay raiseYes (¥20+/hour)
Fixed overtime payNo
Commuting allowanceNo
Pay cut-off dayEnd of month
PaydayPaid on the 27th
Work style
Working hoursIrregular working-hours system (1-month unit) / or about 8h between 10:00–22:30 / Notes: シフトによる勤務 休憩時間は法定どおり
Break time60 min
OvertimeYes (avg. 20h/month) / No special clause (Art. 36 agreement)
Days offOthers / Two days off/week (varies) / Others: ◎休日はシフトによる：月６～８日 / 10 days paid leave after 6 months
Annual holidays84 days
Employment & contract
Employment typeNon-permanent
Employment periodNo fixed term
Trial periodYes (3 months; same conditions as regular employment)
Conversion to permanentYes
Benefits & welfare
Insurance enrolledFull social insurance (health, pension, employment, accident)
Retirement allowanceNo
Dormitory / company housingNo
Commute by carAllowed
ParkingYes
Apply & selection
Age18+ / legally required age limit / Reason: Night shift work
Number of openings2 (expansion)
Selection methodInterview (1 planned)
Result notificationafter interview / interview: within 5 days
About the company
有限会社 オクダ（トマト＆オニオン赤穂店）
Business activities
Our company aims to operate restaurants rooted in the local community and contribute to local society. We have over 30 years of trust and a track record, and our management is stable. It is an environment where further growth can be expected going forward.
Company features
The younger generation plays a central role and is thriving. New ideas and opinions are respected, and a workplace environment is in place where each employee can feel their own personal growth. Furthermore, all employees work together to create a comfortable working environment.
Some free-text details (such as special notes or the reason for age restrictions) may still appear in the original Japanese until an accurate translation is confirmed, since translating them out of context could distort their meaning.
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Job number for this posting
28212-01580761
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