Collaboration Between Suke-dachi and Mizushima Credit Union to Address Labor Shortages in Construction

Suke-dachi Partners with Mizushima Credit Union

The construction industry in Japan is facing an ongoing labor shortage that poses significant challenges, particularly for small to medium-sized construction firms. To combat this issue, the company Suke-dachi, headquartered in Tokyo, has initiated a partnership with Mizushima Credit Union based in Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture. This collaboration aims to enhance connections between construction companies that are clients of Mizushima Credit Union and the various labor matching services offered by Suke-dachi.

Overview of the Collaboration

Due to the persistent labor shortages within the construction sector, finding skilled workers and coordinating subcontractors has become increasingly difficult for many smaller businesses. Suke-dachi operates one of Japan's largest construction labor matching platforms, featuring over 210,000 registered contractors and skilled workers. The services include "Suke-dachi Business/Suke-dachi Enterprise," which facilitates connections for construction companies, and the recruitment service "Suke-dachi Shain," specifically tailored for the construction industry.

This newly formed partnership will allow Suke-dachi to introduce its services directly to construction companies that partner with Mizushima Credit Union, ultimately assisting in alleviating the labor shortages these firms face. Mizushima Credit Union, which has a significant number of construction-related clients, will play an instrumental role in this initiative.

Addressing Labor Shortages

The collaboration between Suke-dachi and Mizushima Credit Union represents a critical step forward in addressing the labor deficiencies prevalent in the construction industry. By leveraging Suke-dachi's extensive database of contractors and skilled laborers, the partnership aims to make it easier for small construction firms to identify and hire the necessary workforce. Additionally, through their recruitment service, Suke-dachi provides those companies the opportunity to advertise job openings directly within the app and reach out to potential candidates.

Future Directions

Looking ahead, Suke-dachi plans to continue expanding its partnerships with various organizations that engage with construction companies. The goal is to make a broader impact on solving labor shortages across the nation, ensuring that businesses can find the skilled labor they need to thrive in a competitive market. Construction companies and industry professionals interested in Suke-dachi's support can inquire about partnership opportunities by contacting the company directly.

For partnership inquiries, please reach out via email at: [email protected]. For more information about the Suke-dachi Partner Program, visit their website at Suke-dachi Partner Program.

About Mizushima Credit Union

Mizushima Credit Union is a regionally focused financial institution operating exclusively within Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture. Established in 1950, the credit union operates 16 branches and prides itself on providing high-quality financial services while adhering to the principle of coexisting and prospering with the local community. Their mission is to contribute to the welfare and prosperity of the region and its citizens through comprehensive financial support.

About Suke-dachi Co., Ltd.

Founded in March 2017, Suke-dachi is dedicated to making construction sites attractive workplaces. The company offers a matching application that facilitates new connections between skilled workers and construction firms. It boasts the largest market share in the matching sector within the construction industry, actively promoting long-term business relationships between clients and contractors. Suke-dachi is also expanding its array of services to address various challenges facing the construction sector.

To learn more about Suke-dachi, visit their website at Suke-dachi Services or explore job opportunities through Suke-dachi Shain.