Ich habe die Artikel ueber Vietnamisische Gastarbeiter gelesen.
Der ist von der Fälle des vietnamesischen Studenten; Ngunyen und des
vietnamesischen Auszubildenden; Cuong.
Ngunyen kam nach Japan, um zu studieren. Obwohl seine Familie arm war,
borgten sich seine Eltern 10000 Dollar aus und bezahlten sie für sein Lernen in
Japan.
Nguyen lernte hart Japanisch und arbeitete zwei Teilzeitjobs, um über die
Runden zu kommen. Doch vor dem Zahlungstermin für sein zweites Schuljahr nahm
er sich das Leben. Er sprang vor einen Zug. Er war 20 Jahre alt.
Cuong nahm an Japans Programm für technische Praktikanten teil.
Er kam nach Japan, um Geld für seine Familie zu verdienen. Seine Eltern
waren bei schlechter Gesundheit und sein Bruder hatte Lernschwierigkeiten. Er
arbeitete auf der Baustelle und fiel aus einer Höhe von mehr als 10 Metern und
starb.
Laut dem Experten haben ausländische
Arbeiter Sprachprobleme und sie wollten risikoreiche Jobs. Nach Angaben des Labour-Ministeriums
machen Auszubildende und Studenten mehr als 40 Prozent der ausländischen
Arbeitskräfte aus. Sie sind auch zu einem wichtigen Bestandteil der Belegschaft
geworden, da in Japan starker Arbeitskräftemangel herrscht. Hauptsächlich sind
die Gastarbeiter erlaubt, bis zu 28 Stunden pro Woche zu arbeiten . Viele
vietnamesische Studenten überschreiten jedoch die Grenze,
weil sie eine Menge Schulden gemacht haben, um nach Japan zu kommen.
Die vietnamesische Nonne im Nishishinnjuku-Tempel präsidierte mehr als 140 Beerdigungen ihrer vietnamesischen Landsleute.
Sie wünscht sich, ihre vietnamesischen Landsleute könnten sicher und glücklich
in Japan leben und zu ihrer Familie nach Vietnam zurückkehren, nicht nur als
Urne, Foto oder buddhistische Totentafel. Sie wünscht sich, dass die japanische
Regierung mehr Maßnahmen ergreift, um sie zu schützen.
Vietnamese guest workers
I read the articles about Vietnamese guest workers.
That is from the cases of the Vietnamese student; Ngunyen and the Vietnamese trainee; Cuong.
Ngunyen came to Japan to study. Although his family was poor, his parents borrowed $ 10,000 and paid them to study in Japan.
Nguyen learned Japanese hard and worked two part-time jobs to make ends meet. But before the payment date for his second year, he took his own life. He jumped in front of a train. He was 20 years old.
Cuong participated in Japan's technical trainee program.
He came to Japan to earn money for his family. His parents were in poor health and his brother had learning difficulties. He worked on the construction site and fell from a height of more than 10 meters and died.
According to the expert, foreign workers have Japanese language problems and they wanted high-risk jobs. According to the Labor Ministry, apprentices and students account for more than 40 percent of the foreign workforce. They have also become an important part of the workforce, with heavy labor shortages in Japan. Most of the guest workers are allowed to work for up to 28 hours a week. However, many Vietnamese students cross the border
because they have made a lot of debts to come to Japan.
The Vietnamese nun in Nishishinnjuku Temple presided over 140 funerals of her Vietnamese compatriots. She wishes her Vietnamese compatriots could live safely and happily in Japan and return to their family in Vietnam, not just as an urn, photo or Buddhist mortuary. She wishes the Japanese government to take more measures to protect her.
Vietnamese guest workers
I read the articles about Vietnamese guest workers.
That is from the cases of the Vietnamese student; Ngunyen and the Vietnamese trainee; Cuong.
Ngunyen came to Japan to study. Although his family was poor, his parents borrowed $ 10,000 and paid them to study in Japan.
Nguyen learned Japanese hard and worked two part-time jobs to make ends meet. But before the payment date for his second year, he took his own life. He jumped in front of a train. He was 20 years old.
Cuong participated in Japan's technical trainee program.
He came to Japan to earn money for his family. His parents were in poor health and his brother had learning difficulties. He worked on the construction site and fell from a height of more than 10 meters and died.
According to the expert, foreign workers have Japanese language problems and they wanted high-risk jobs. According to the Labor Ministry, apprentices and students account for more than 40 percent of the foreign workforce. They have also become an important part of the workforce, with heavy labor shortages in Japan. Most of the guest workers are allowed to work for up to 28 hours a week. However, many Vietnamese students cross the border
because they have made a lot of debts to come to Japan.
The Vietnamese nun in Nishishinnjuku Temple presided over 140 funerals of her Vietnamese compatriots. She wishes her Vietnamese compatriots could live safely and happily in Japan and return to their family in Vietnam, not just as an urn, photo or Buddhist mortuary. She wishes the Japanese government to take more measures to protect her.
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