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Summary of the Average Hourly Wage for Part-Time Jobs in Japan

In a recent report by Frog Inc., titled "July 2026 Average Hourly Wage and Job Listings Report for Part-Time and Temporary Positions," the average hourly wage across Japan has reached 1,256 yen. This figure marks a rise of 4.32% compared to the same month last year, translating to an increase of 52 yen. However, the total number of job listings for part-time positions has seen a decline, standing at 501,252, which is a drop of over 12,000 from the previous month and about 27,000 from last year.

Detailed Analysis of Hourly Wages and Job Listings

The July data indicates a slight increase of 3 yen or 0.24% from the previous month. This growth suggests a stabilizing trend in earnings for temporary and part-time workers in Japan. To put this into context, the graph showing the average wage over the last 25 months evidences a consistent upward trajectory despite the fluctuating number of job listings.

Sector-Specific Wage Increases

When analyzing the sectors with the highest wage growth, the healthcare and pharmaceutical category leads with an increase of 18 yen (1.26%), followed by the hospitality sector, which includes hotels and weddings with a 12 yen (0.95%) rise. The manufacturing and food sectors also posted moderate gains (7 yen, or 0.56%). Conversely, the creative sector, excluding web jobs, faced the most significant drop, declining by 83 yen, or 6.36%.

Job Listings Trends by Sector

In another analysis focusing on job growth by sector, the creative sector excluding web roles emerged as the top contender, gaining 714 listings (145.71%). Beauty and wellness categories followed closely with an increase of 1,618 job postings (40.22%), while fashion and interior design saw an addition of 1,131 roles (13.03%). Contrastingly, the agriculture and forestry sector experienced a slight reduction of 28 listings (25.69%).

Regional Breakdown of Wages and Listings

Analyzing data by prefecture reveals interesting dynamics. Miyagi Prefecture tops the list for wage increases with a rise of 28 yen (2.46%), while Shiga and Toyama Prefectures also showed respectable gains of 15 yen each. Unfortunately, some regions like Kochi and Gunma witnessed declines in their average wages by 6 and 12 yen respectively, reflecting a decrease of 0.53% and 1.01%.

In terms of job listings, Ibaraki saw the most growth, with an increase of 326 new roles (3.16%), and Gunma follows with 196 new listings (2.99%). In contrast, the greatest decreases were noted in Nagano and Yamanashi, which lost approximately 919 and 571 job postings, marking significant dips.

The Importance of Job Listing Analyses

The comprehensive analysis of job listings and average wages is crucial for understanding the employment landscape in Japan. The HRog Chart, developed by Frog Inc., enables users to analyze large datasets across various job platforms, providing insights crucial for employers and job seekers alike. For those interested in obtaining detailed reports, the estimates and methodologies behind the numbers can be made available through HRog's contact channels.

About Frog Inc.

Frog Inc., established in January 2021, specializes in providing big data insights for the employment sector. With a dedicated team ensuring the accuracy and relevance of collected data, they strive to support labor market analysis, aiding both businesses and prospective employees

For further details and inquiries, Frog Inc. offers multiple resources through their official channels. Users can easily access a wealth of information aimed at promoting transparency and efficiency in the Japanese job market.