■This seminar will be held using online tools.
（Details will be sent to your email before the seminar starts.）

※Language: English※

▼DATE&TIME
June　7^th, 2021 (Mon) 13:00-15:00 JST

１．About Types of Visa to work in Japan（Time：13:10-13:45 Part①）

This seminar will provide information on how many types of working visas are in Japan. Visa type is categorized depending on activities to engage in. By learning types of working visa, the attendees will know what options they may have for their employee candidates as well as how Japanese working visas are categorized.

▼Recommended for
Entrepreneurs and/or Business Managers who are interested in information about types of work visa in Japan

▼Contents
This seminar offers the basics of the types of working visa in Japan. By learning about it, attendees will understand the overview of the working visa in Japan as well as finding out appropriate working visas for his/her business purposes.

▼SPEAKER

Administrative scrivener Masako Watanabe

Masako Watanabe developed her career as a journalist in NY, USA. After an editor at Time Warner, she engaged in book translations such as “Wisdom of the CEO: 29 Global Leaders Tackle Today’s Most Pressing Business Challenges. In 2008 she registered as an administrative scrivener.

２．Start Business In Japan: Things you need to know about Business Partnership
（Time：13:45-14:25 　Part②)

It makes sense that as your business grows, you’re going to need business partners(employees) to handle the additional responsibilities. Finding the right business partner and establishing both the rights and responsibilities of the two parties: your business partners and the company is crucial to creating a successful business.
The webinar will discuss various legal questions related to human resources.

▼Contents
1.The meaning of Business Partners in Japanese law
2.Learn about several types of employees and their difference.
3.What is an entrustment agreement? Difference between an employment contract and an entrustment contract, case study

▼Speaker

Masato Mori, advisory consultant.
He has worked for TECC (Tokyo Employment Consultation Center) as an advisory consultant.