The interns of Uno Overseas are not only being trained how to speak Nihonggo well for better communication but also how to start their day at work.
Usually, the Japanese start their day with a physical exercise (Taisou) before proceeding to work.
We love to see how our Interns adapt to the ways and culture of Japan.
Congratulations Interns. Job well done.
UNO OVERSEAS PLACEMENT, INC. is continuing its efforts to provide exceptional services to employers and principals in Japan, Australia, Malaysia, Kuwait and other parts of the world by utilizing the competencies,proven talents and skills of Filipino Professional and Skilled Workers in the area of Information Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Aviation, Healthcare, Construction, Fabrication and other industry.
ウノ オーバーシーズ – 目的を持った派遣
UNO OVERSEAS PLACEMENT Inc. は、日本、オーストラリア、マレーシア、クウェート、および世界の他の地域の雇用者と監理団体に、情報技術、工業、農業、航空、健康管理、建設、製造、およびその他の産業の領域のフィリピン人専門家と熟練労働者の能力と立証された才能と技能を利用することによる、優れたサービスを提供すべく努力を続けております。
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Japan rapidly recovering beyond its expectations
Japan rapidly recovering beyond its expectations
“Japan has recovered considerably,” Shinichi Nishimiya, deputy minister for foreign affairs, told a group of Asian journalists on Oct. 25.
Economy grows by 2.3%
Noriyuke Shikata, a deputy Cabinet secretary, described the rapid recovery of the country’s supply chain as “beyond our expectations.”
Monday, November 14, 2011
Filipino Farmers in Japan
Filipino Technical Interns are doing a wonderful work in Japan's agriculture sector. We can learn a lot from the Japanese farmers.
This is a tribute to the hardworking and industrious Filipino farmers.
Congratulations!
This is a tribute to the hardworking and industrious Filipino farmers.
Congratulations!
Prefab shelters made in Cavite house Japan evacuees
Prefab shelters made in Cavite house Japan evacuees
IWAKI, Fukushima Prefecture —Filipinos may take comfort in the thought that aside from the material and financial aid they had sent to Japan, prefabricated units built in the Philippines are now housing thousands of families displaced by the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disasters that hit the country earlier this year.
Eight months after 3/11 (March 11), some 52,000 families are staying in government prefab houses put up in the three worst affected prefectures—Fukushima, Miyagi and Iwate—and four other prefectures. All evacuation centers have been closed.
Many of the prefab shelters were made by Filipinos at the sprawling manufacturing facility owned by Ichijo Koumuten Co. at the Cavite export processing zone.
Friday, October 28, 2011
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Japan offers 10,000 free trips to foreigners—report
Japan offers 10,000 free trips to foreigners—report
Japan will offer 10,000 foreigners free airfares to visit the country next year, in an attempt to boost the tourism industry which has been hit by the ongoing nuclear disaster, a report said Monday.
Japan will offer 10,000 foreigners free airfares to visit the country next year, in an attempt to boost the tourism industry which has been hit by the ongoing nuclear disaster, a report said Monday.
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Bilog: 9 years in hiding in Japan
Bilog: 9 years in hiding in Japan
His story, however, may be more of an exception. Many bilogs, due to their lack of legal status, struggle with no regular work, and thus are unable to send regular remittances to dependents back home. Some who are eventually arrested return broke. With job skills attuned to the Japanese market, many are unable to reintegrate into local jobs, stuck in limbo, as it were, and hoping against hope for another chance to ’do it right’ in Japan.
This story is really more of an exception than normal. Walang makukuhang magandang bagay sa maling paraan.
Lessons we can learn:
1. Our actions has consequences.
2. Savings is a good habit.
3. Spending to support a lavish lifestyle ends in poverty.
4. It pays to tell the truth.
His story, however, may be more of an exception. Many bilogs, due to their lack of legal status, struggle with no regular work, and thus are unable to send regular remittances to dependents back home. Some who are eventually arrested return broke. With job skills attuned to the Japanese market, many are unable to reintegrate into local jobs, stuck in limbo, as it were, and hoping against hope for another chance to ’do it right’ in Japan.
This story is really more of an exception than normal. Walang makukuhang magandang bagay sa maling paraan.
Lessons we can learn:
1. Our actions has consequences.
2. Savings is a good habit.
3. Spending to support a lavish lifestyle ends in poverty.
4. It pays to tell the truth.
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Japanese business confidence improves
Japanese business confidence improves
A key central bank report says business confidence at major Japanese manufacturers improved as they pushed to recover from disaster.
The Bank of Japan’s quarterly “tankan” survey of business sentiment shows that the main index for big manufacturers rose to 2 from minus 9 three months ago. The result was in line with market expectations.
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Aquino upbeat over meeting with Japan PM
Aquino upbeat over meeting with Japan PM
President Benigno Aquino III arrived here Sunday “excited” over his one-on-one meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda.
President Benigno Aquino III arrived here Sunday “excited” over his one-on-one meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda.
Friday, September 23, 2011
Aquino leaving for official visit to Japan Sunday
Aquino leaving for official visit to Japan Sunday
Fresh from his five-day official visit to the United States, President Benigno AquinoIII will embark on yet another trip, this time, to Japan where the government is expecting $1.1 billion in private investments on top of a loan package worth ¥9.2 billion.
Fresh from his five-day official visit to the United States, President Benigno AquinoIII will embark on yet another trip, this time, to Japan where the government is expecting $1.1 billion in private investments on top of a loan package worth ¥9.2 billion.
Sunday, February 13, 2011
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