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About the Food and Beverage Industry

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#1
  • zzz
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  • 2021/11/24 11:15

I know many of you are starting to look for jobs in earnest now that unemployment insurance has been terminated. I think there are so many openings, especially in the restaurant industry right now. However, when you look at the working conditions, it is overwhelmingly the case that you are really forced to work at the very edge of the law.

First of all, most places offer part time contracts of ）
less than 20 hours （ because Hawaii law requires them to provide health insurance if the hours exceed 20, and also because all restaurants are currently experiencing low customer traffic due to the pandemic.
In order to keep the workforce full, the strategy is to reduce the number of people on shift and increase the workload per person in order to keep costs down.

Don't be fooled, folks. Even if the hourly wage looks a little better, the reality is that the working conditions are worse and there is no insurance.

Restaurant workers had difficulty securing labor during the pandemic, and were actually working behind the scenes to end unemployment insurance as soon as possible.
This is because they want to have low-cost workers.

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#2
  • 焼き魚は大根おろしで
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  • 2021/11/24 (Wed) 14:39
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I believe it was on the radio news a while ago that
Rinka Restaurant is being sued by an employee for non-payment of overtime wages. Rinka Restaurant is being sued by an employee for non-payment of overtime wages.

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#3
  • コロナが大好き
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  • 2021/11/28 (Sun) 07:51
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One summer day, the grasshopper spends his time playing the violin and singing. Meanwhile, the ants are hard at work bringing food home for the coming winter.

The grasshopper said to the ant, "You don't have to carry food all the way home, we have plenty," to which the ant replied, "We have plenty now, but come winter there will be no food. But the grasshopper replied, "Summer has just begun. Why don't you spend your time singing happily?" He teased the ant and began to play the violin again.

Soon it was autumn, and the grasshopper was still playing and living.

Then winter came. The grasshopper looked for food, but there was nothing around. The grasshopper, hungry and distressed, remembered that the ants were gathering food, so he went to the ants' house to ask them to share their food with him.

The grasshopper remembered that he had teased the ant for working during the summer and was afraid he would not share his food, but the ant said, "Please eat. In return, please let me hear the grasshopper's fiddle".

The grasshopper rejoiced with tears and played his violin with great enthusiasm. And from the next summer, he began to work diligently.

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#4

The guy who says he loves Corona, the bank stuff, the unemployment insurance stuff, he doesn't engage every time, he's so stupid.

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#5
  • zzz
  • 2021/11/28 (Sun) 14:18
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What I'm trying to say is don't sell your labor （ your time ） cheap.

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#6
  • 平和主義
  • 2021/11/28 (Sun) 21:03
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The atmosphere has changed dramatically with the new mutant and omicron stocks. Locked down in many countries.
Breakthrough infections are also appearing and they are highly contagious. In Japan, new waterfront measures have been announced and the way out is again unknown. There is a possibility that the number of places to work in the future will also decrease.

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#7
  • 東京
  • 2021/11/29 (Mon) 12:07
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With mutant strains being discovered one after another, companies doing business in countries and regions where tourism is a major industry must be having a hard time. Companies in the tourism and restaurant industries, where labor costs account for a large percentage of expenses, are having a hard time securing human resources. Even if you want to provide your employees with good working conditions, you are still burdened with the burden of health insurance and other company expenses. I would like to ask all business owners not to give up and to continue their efforts to protect employment, even if only a little.

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