This job listing has been automatically translated by AI. The Japanese version is the authoritative text. All compensation is paid in Japanese Yen (JPY).
Bonus availableFull social insurancePay raisesCar commute OKTransport paid
Base salaryBase (monthly avg.) or hourly: ¥230,000–¥300,000
BonusYes (1 times/year)
Pay raiseYes (¥5,000+/month)
Fixed overtime payNo
Commuting allowanceUp to ¥10,000/month
Pay cut-off dayEnd of month
PaydayPaid on the 10th
Work style
Working hoursIrregular working-hours system (1-month unit) / Hours 1: 10:00–20:00 / Hours 2: 11:00–21:00 / Notes: シフト制・中抜けあり
Break time120 min
OvertimeYes (avg. 20h/month) / No special clause (Art. 36 agreement)
Days offTue, Others / Two days off every week / Others: 火曜日＋１日（交替制） / 10 days paid leave after 6 months
Annual holidays105 days
Employment & contract
Employment typePermanent employee
Employment periodNo fixed term
Trial periodYes (3 months; same conditions as regular employment)
Benefits & welfare
Insurance enrolledFull social insurance (health, pension, employment, accident)
Retirement allowanceNo
Dormitory / company housingアパート
Commute by carAllowed
ParkingYes
Apply & selection
Number of openings2 (expansion)
Selection methodInterview (1 planned)
Result notificationafter interview / interview: within 7 days
About the company
有限会社 高山商事 光州苑
Business activities
Yakiniku restaurant / Hotel industry
Company features
Authentic Korean BBQ, Prince Dori store "Kōshūen" We will open a hotel in Reiwa 6 (2024). "Hotel Midori"
Number of employeespart-time: 0
Capital¥3,000,000
Year founded1997
Other info (from job posting)
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Job number for this posting
20111-05410461
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