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Upcoming Seminar on Administrative Scrivener Law

On November 26, 2025, between 4:00 PM and 5:30 PM, BEENOS HR Link, a subsidiary of BEENOS Corporation, is set to host a significant seminar titled "Does Its Operation Stand After Amendments? Comprehensive Review of Practical Points for Specific Skills Employment! Understanding the New Administrative Scrivener Law" in collaboration with JAPAN Administrative Scrivener Corporation.

Why Attend?

The revised Administrative Scrivener Law, set to take effect on January 1, 2026, introduces stricter regulations concerning document creation and application processes for which remuneration is received. Violations could lead to stringent penalties not only for individuals but also for corporations, making compliance more crucial than ever. This seminar is especially vital for those involved in work visa applications and employment of foreign nationals, ensuring that attendees are fully equipped to navigate the legal landscape effectively.

Expert Insights

The seminar features Shota Koyama from JAPAN Administrative Scrivener Corporation, an expert on work visas and foreign employment practices. He will elucidate critical points regarding the amended regulations, employing case studies to highlight best practices for compliance in the support of specific skills employment. Attendees will gain first-hand knowledge of how to align their operations with legal requirements and mitigate risks associated with non-compliance.

Additionally, Yosuke Okazaki, representative of BEENOS HR Link, will demonstrate how to utilize Linkus, their comprehensive management system designed for regulatory compliance in specific skills employment. Unlike other HR systems, Linkus uniquely provides connectivity management features between registered support organizations and receiving companies. Utilizing this tool not only ensures adherence to the new law but significantly reduces the administrative burden on businesses.

Seminar Format and Benefits

This seminar will be hybrid, allowing participants to join either online via Zoom or in person at the BEENOS headquarters in Shinagawa, Tokyo. As a bonus, all attendees will receive a 30-minute free individual consultation with experts. Those opting for in-person attendance will also have the opportunity to experience the Linkus system for one month at no cost.

Recommended For:

• - Personnel responsible for labor and support services concerning foreign employees in specific skills roles.
• - Representatives from registered support organizations.
• - Organizations seeking to confirm their compliance with the new Administrative Scrivener Law.

Please note that participation from competing organizations will not be permitted.

Event Details:

• - Date & Time: November 26, 2025, 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
• - Format: Hybrid (online and offline)
• - Venue: BEENOS Corporation, Shinagawa, Tokyo
• - Attendance Fee: Free
• - Benefits:

1. 30-minute free consulting session for every participant.
2. Free one-month trial of Linkus for offline participants.

Agenda:

• - 4:00 PM - 4:05 PM: Opening
• - 4:05 PM - 4:35 PM: Shota Koyama, JAPAN Administrative Scrivener Corporation (30 minutes)
• - 4:35 PM - 4:55 PM: Yosuke Okazaki, BEENOS HR Link (20 minutes)
• - 4:55 PM - 5:05 PM: Case Study Work (10 minutes)
• - 5:05 PM - 5:15 PM: Q&A Session
• - 5:15 PM - 5:30 PM: Closing

Join us to acquire valuable insights on the new regulations and enhance your operational strategies seamlessly!

Contact Information

For inquiries, please reach out to: [email protected]

About the Hosts

JAPAN Administrative Scrivener Corporation: Specializes in immigration procedures and foreign employment consulting, ensuring high-quality legal support with qualified experts. Their team collaborates with top legal entities to guarantee compliant and effective consulting services.
BEENOS HR Link: Manages the support operations through Linkus, aiming to digitize and streamline administrative tasks associated with foreign employment, thus enhancing transparency and operational efficiency in this critical sector.