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Employment-words

Employment-related words

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働く (hataraku) to work
仕事 (shigoto) work, job
就職 (shuushoku) the act of getting a new job
就職活動 (shuushoku katsudou) searching for a new job
就活 (shuukatsu) short form of “shuushoku katsudou”
仕事探し (shigoto sagashi) searching for a job
転職 (tenshoku) changing jobs (generally to another company)
異動 (idou) move to a different place (often referring to personnel changing positions within a company)
無職 (mushoku) unemployed (often used to talk about a person’s state)
失業 (shitsugyou) unemployment (often used to talk in general, like a country’s unemployment rate
内定 (naitei) a job offer (literally means “an internal decision”)
オファー (ofaa) a job offer
辞退する (jitai suru) to decline, reject (an offer, etc.)
承諾する (shoudaku suru) to consent, to accept, to give permission
派遣 (haken) contract (work)
正社員 (seishain) permanent employee (the opposite of a contract employee)
会社 (kaisha) company
企業 (kigyou) enterprise, company (larger nuance than “kaisha”)
面接 (mensetsu) interview (also インタビュー)
選考 (senkou) screening (for a candiate, etc.)
職業 (shokugyou) occupation, career, industry
流れ (nagare) literally “flow”, but often is used to describe the process of something like an interview
キャリア (kyaria) career (sounds closer to English “carier”)
職種 (shokushu) type of job
肩書き (katagaki) title or position in a company
部署 (busho) role or position at a company
経験 (keiken) experience
経験者 (keikensha) someone with experience in a certain field
年収 (nenshuu) yearly salary
月給 (gekkyuu) monthly wage
日給 (nikkyuu) daily wage
給与 (kyuuyo) wages, pay
収入 (shuunyuu) income
リストラ (risutora) restructuring, downsizing (basically layoffs)
首にする (kubi ni suru) to fire someone (from a job)
解雇する (kaiko suru) to fire someone
採用する (saiyou suru) to employ someone
不採用 (fusaiyou) not hired (i.e. failing an interview)
上司 (joushi) boss, superior
部下 (buka) subordinate
同僚 (douryou) coworker, colleague
会議 (kaigi) meeting
残業 (zangyou) overtime work
求人 (kyuujin) job opening
バイト (baito) part-time job
フルタイム (furutaimu) full-time (job)
契約書 (keiyakusho) contract document (paper or digital)
業務委託 (gyoumu intaku) outsourcing
在宅勤務 (zaitaku kinmu) remote work (work from home)
テレワーク (terewaaku) remote work
従業員 (juugyouin) employee
社員 (shain) employee
入社(nyuusha) joining a company
退社 (taisha) leaving a company (can mean to quit, or to just leave the office building)
定着率 (teichakuritsu) rate of employees staying at a company after a certain period of time (retention rate)
離職 (rishoku) leaving a company
待遇 (taiguu) treatment or pay (at a company)
条件 (jouken) condition (for a job search, etc.)
需要 (juyou) need (of a product, or of talent, etc.)
人材 (jinzai) skilled worker(s), talent
新卒 (shinsotsu) a new graduate (from college)
手続き (tetsuduki) process
応募 (oubo) to apply (to a company, a contest, etc.)
応募者 (oubosha) applicant (to a job, etc.)
面接官 (mensetsukan) interviewer (person leading the interview)
急募 (kyuubo) urgent need (for workers)
人事部 (jinjibu) human relations department (HR)
障がい者 (shougaisha) a person with one or more disabilities
概要 (gaiyou) summary (of skills, of a company’s goals, etc.)
担当者 (tantousha) the person in charge of a certain department (like hiring, etc.)
志望(shibou) wish, desire (often used to describe the reason someone wants to join a school or company)
志望度 (shiboudo) the degree of one’s desire (for a company, position, etc.)
履歴書 (rirekisho) resume
歴史 (rekishi) history (general term)
活躍する (katsuyaku suru) to participate or play a part in something such as a company
実績 (jisseki) achievement(s) (literally, “actual result”)
長所 (chousha) a strong point (of a candidate, etc.)
短所 (tansho) a weak point
スキル (sukiru) skill(s)
深掘りする (fukabori suru) to dig deeply (often used metaphorically, as to learn more about one’s experience)
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