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 availableRetirement payFull social insurancePay raisesCar commute OKTransport paid
Base salaryBase (monthly avg.) or hourly: ¥1,267–¥1,367
BonusYes (2 times/year)
Pay raiseYes (¥10–¥200/hour)
Fixed overtime payNo
Commuting allowanceActual cost covered (no cap)
Pay cut-off day15th of each month
PaydayPaid on the 28th
Work style
Working hoursHours 1: 8:00–17:00 / Notes: ※ご相談に応じます。調整後の就業時間により休憩時間は異なりま す
Break time80 min
OvertimeNo special clause (Art. 36 agreement)
Days offOthers / Two days off every week / Others: ※応相談（休みは求職者の意向を聞きながら決定します）
Workdays per week3–5 days/week / days negotiable
Employment & contract
Employment typePart-time
Employment periodFixed term (4+ months) / 1 years / Renewal possible (renewed in principle)
Trial periodYes (3 months; conditions differ during trial)
Conversion to permanentNo
Benefits & welfare
Insurance enrolledFull social insurance (health, pension, employment, accident)
Retirement allowanceYes (any length of service)
Dormitory / company housingNo
Commute by carAllowed
ParkingYes
Apply & selection
Experience required
必要な経験・知識・技能等あれば尚可
調理経験や調理補助経験
Number of openings1 (filling a vacancy)
Selection methodInterview (1 planned)
Result notificationafter interview / interview: within 7 days
About the company
社会福祉法人 福陽会 特別養護老人ホーム 第２サンシャインビラ
Business activities
Special Care Nursing Home Daini Sunshine Villa with a capacity of 160 residents, 10 short-stay beds, co-located with the Ami Senior Home Care Service Center and Sunshine Villa Care Plan Center
Company features
Established as a social welfare corporation in Showa 61 (1986). Sunshine Villa opened in Showa 62 (1987). Both Facilities 1 and 2 are located along the Tamagawa River, with the flow of the Tamagawa River visible to the south and a view of the Okutama mountains to the west.
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Job number for this posting
13160-06115961
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