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Part-Time Job Offers Classified as Undesirable

This page explains the types of part-time job offers classified as undesirable, including unclear conditions, group-dependent hiring, certain employer practices, and work involving human life.

Offers with unclear working conditions

Offers are classified as undesirable when important working conditions are not specified. This includes cases where the wages, working hours, workplace, work content, or payment method is unclear. Registration-based work arrangements are also included.

Hiring conditions and employer practices

Undesirable offers include those where the employer does not communicate the hiring decision after students have been referred, or repeatedly does not hire students without a legitimate reason. Offers may also be classified as undesirable when hiring depends on a limited number of people. For example, an offer is included when none of the ten people will be hired if even one person is absent.

Work involving human life or detective-like activities

Work expected to involve human life is listed as undesirable. Examples include swimming instructors, lifeguards, and babysitters. Spying and investigations resembling detective-agency work are also listed as educationally undesirable work.

Other offers judged undesirable

Offers that the university judges to be undesirable are included in the undesirable job-offer category.

Official sources

The following official Tokyo Denki University materials were used to prepare this page.