SES, SIER, 正社員, 契約社員, 業務委託, 派遣契約: Work IT Japan Contracts Explained
Working IT in Japan can be confusing — especially when everyone talks about SES, 正社員, 契約社員, and 業務委託 as if they’re the same thing. They’re not. In this video, I break down Japan’s main work contract types in simple terms and explain: how each contract actually works who takes the risk (you or the company) why two people doing the same job can have completely different lives which contract types are safer, more flexible, or higher risk This video is especially useful for: foreign engineers working in Japan people considering SES roles freelancers thinking about 業務委託 anyone confused by Japan’s employment system Linkedin: / tyrone-ranson-702815173 Discord: / discord 1:00 正社員(Seishain – Full-time Employee) 2:50 contract employee 5:13 業務委託 7:31 SES 10:27 SIER 14:18 派遣会社 17:57 Final notes

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