Japan relies on third-party, non-profit “supervisory companies” to regulate foreign technical trainee workers. Due to a loophole in the law, these companies are being bought and sold by private companies, suggesting private interests control the regulators of foreign workers

    https://www.tokyo-np.co.jp/article/515841

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    1. ragequitteroffureh on

      Wait a minute. So, is it immigration who are actually issuing visas for these exploited workers, or is the whole thing basically a racket to sell visas and exploit cheap labour?

      Also, when they say “third parties”, is that a subtle euphemism for “Yakuza” again?