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CREATED:20180730T095334ZDESCRIPTION:Radio Kosaten - Invisible Labour - Migrant Care GiversLAST-MODIFIED:20180730T095335ZLOCATION:東京都杉並区善福寺四丁目1-1 和田ビル４F「あなたの公-差-転」SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Radio Kosaten - Invisible Labour - Migrant Care GiversTRANSP:OPAQUE
URL:http://18.179.212.46/event/1600454DESCRIPTION:With Japan's rapidly aging population and low wages for care givers, the care sector is one industry in desperate need of workers.It is said that by 2025 there could be a shortage of 380,000 workers. The solution to this gap in "labour power" has been to <br />
encourage foreign workers to take up the positions difficult to fill. As of November last year "caregiver" was added to the field of work for Technical Intern Trainees, whilst a new status of residence of "caregiver" has also been established to especially encourage foreign students to take up care work after passing certain qualifications.Care work is a fundamental form of reproductive labour which sustains society, but it is often associated with the "3K", and lacking in respect as a profession. As part of the invisible labour series Radio Kosaten speaks with a number of foreign care staff from Cambodia, Philippines and Nepal to find out about their experiences of caring in Japan.END:VEVENT
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