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Suke Dachi and Fukuoka Chuo Bank Join Forces to Tackle Labor Shortages in Construction

In a significant development for the construction industry in Fukuoka Prefecture, Suke Dachi, a leading construction labor matching platform, has announced a strategic partnership with Fukuoka Chuo Bank. The aim of this collaboration is to provide solutions to the chronic labor shortages that have become a pressing issue for construction companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises.

Background on the Labor Shortage Issue

The construction industry has long faced persistent challenges in securing a sufficient workforce. For smaller contractors and builders, finding reliable subcontractors or hiring skilled workers has grown increasingly difficult. In response to this crisis, Suke Dachi has developed services such as Suke Dachi Business and Suke Dachi Employee, which connect over 220,000 registered businesses with capable laborers and contractors.

Through the partnership with Fukuoka Chuo Bank, Suke Dachi plans to offer its comprehensive services to construction companies that do business with the bank. This collaboration aims not only to address labor shortages but also to enhance the regional economy by supporting local businesses engaged in the construction sector.

Benefits of the Partnership

Fukuoka Chuo Bank has a diverse clientele that includes numerous construction-related businesses. By integrating Suke Dachi’s services into its offerings, the bank will pave the way for its customers to access effective recruiting solutions and thus help alleviate the labor shortage in the region. The initiative is expected to create a ripple effect, benefiting the local economy and fostering growth within the construction sector.

Future Plans

Looking ahead, Suke Dachi plans to actively pursue partnerships with various organizations involved in the construction sector nationwide. The goal is to tackle the labor shortage problem across the entire industry. Companies and organizations interested in supporting this initiative or partnering with Suke Dachi for business development are encouraged to reach out through the contact information provided below.

For inquiries related to partnerships, please contact us at: [email protected]
For more information about the Suke Dachi Partner Program, visit Suke Dachi Partner.

About Fukuoka Chuo Bank

Established in 1951, Fukuoka Chuo Bank has been a cornerstone in the local financial landscape, serving small and medium-sized enterprises and the community in Fukuoka Prefecture. In October 2023, the bank integrated its operations with the Fukuoka Financial Group (FFG), enhancing its capability to address varied customer challenges and continue its commitment to local economic development.

Company Overview of Fukuoka Chuo Bank

• - Name: Fukuoka Chuo Bank, Ltd.
• - CEO: Hiroshi Takada
• - Location: 2-12-1 Daimyo, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka, Japan
• - Established: June 1951
• - Business: Banking Services
• - Website: Fukuoka Chuo Bank

About Suke Dachi

Suke Dachi was founded with the mission to make construction sites more attractive workplaces. The platform facilitates new connections between contractors and skilled workers, boasting over 220,000 registered businesses. Its services, including Suke Dachi Employee and Suke Dachi Academy, aim to tackle recruitment and training challenges in the construction industry effectively.

Company Overview of Suke Dachi

• - Name: Suke Dachi, Inc.
• - CEO: Yoichi Agatsuma
• - Location: 14F, Sumitomo Realty & Development Shinjuku Central Park Tower, 6-18-1 Nishi-shinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo, Japan
• - Established: March 30, 2017
• - Business: Planning, production, and operation of internet-based services
• - Website: Suke Dachi

Contact for Press Releases

For more details regarding this press release, please contact:
Suke Dachi Public Relations Department
Nagaura
Phone: 03-6258-0906
Email: [email protected]

This partnership is set to reshape the construction landscape in Fukuoka by bridging the gap between labor demand and supply through innovative solutions.