Detective-Led Workshop on How to Tackle Problem Employees Scheduled for September 8

Overview of the Workshop

A unique educational workshop titled "Detective-Led Strategies for Addressing Problem Employees" is set to take place on September 8, 2026, at Sanbo Bar in Shinjuku, Tokyo. Organized by Kenji Araya, CEO of KEIEISANBO Co., Ltd., this event offers valuable insights from the renowned detective Yukio Moriyama of Asia Crisis Management Services. The workshop aims to equip business leaders with effective strategies to address issues posed by problematic employees, using practical case studies and expert advice from legal and labor specialists.

Background of the Event

In Japan, worker rights are robustly protected, which often leads to substantial risks associated with labor issues for employers. It is not uncommon for managers to find themselves burdened by unreasonable demands without knowing how to respond effectively. In many cases, consulting lawyers and labor consultants may not lead to direct solutions, particularly when there is a lack of supporting information. This gap highlights the critical role that detective agencies can play in supplying the necessary evidence and strategies for businesses.

The workshop will delve into how detectives can collaborate effectively with lawyers and labor consultants to construct reasonable countermeasures against labor disputes. Recognizing that proactive knowledge is essential, this event presents an invaluable opportunity for business leaders to familiarize themselves with necessary tools before any crisis arises.

Key Features of the Workshop

- Unique Insight: Participants will learn about specific strategies employed by detective agencies to handle employees exhibiting poor conduct.
- Collaboration Techniques: Guidance on how to effectively combine the expertise of legal professionals and detectives in crisis situations.
- Practical Case Studies: Real-life scenarios will be presented to illustrate the steps taken to resolve various workplace issues.
- Comprehensive Coverage: The session will cover a broad range of topics, including labor misconduct, information leaks, betrayal, whistleblowing, and incident management.
- Networking Opportunity: A post-workshop social gathering allows attendees to exchange information and connect with fellow business leaders.

Event Details

- Date: September 8, 2026 (Tuesday)
- Time: 18:30 - 22:00 (Registration begins at 18:00)
- Venue: Sanbo Bar Shinjuku, 5F Adhoc Shinjuku Building, 3-15-11 Shinjuku, Tokyo, 160-0022
- Participation Fee: 6,000 yen (includes food and drinks, with cashless payment options available)
- Target Audience: Business owners, HR managers, and individuals interested in labor disputes and corporate crisis management.
- Registration Link: Sign Up Here

Featured Guest Speaker

Yukio Moriyama

Yukio Moriyama, the CEO of Asia Crisis Management Services, has extensive experience in handling corporate investigations and specialized equipment surveys. Since founding his company in 2013, he has successfully tackled numerous cases involving fraud, embezzlement, and labor disputes encountered across various organizations in Japan and abroad.

Facilitator

Kenji Araya

Kenji Araya, CEO of KEIEISANBO, has a history with the Deloitte Tohmatsu Group, where he provided consulting to SMEs for ten years and participated in the establishment of five business ventures. Today, he supports numerous enterprises while also promoting the Japanese tea brand "CRAFT TEA." His community, "Sanbo," has organized over 500 events, attracting more than 7,000 participants.

About the Sanbo Community

"Sanbo" is a membership-based community where business owners can engage in natural exchanges without the strings of corporate rivalry. Founded by Kenji Araya, the community's mission is to provide a supportive environment for business leaders to connect, share experiences, and learn from one another. With a focus on real connections and practical seminars, "Sanbo" is dedicated to fostering lasting relationships among its members.
For more information on the Sanbo community, check out their official site: Sanbo Community.