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Adecco Launches the Fukuhō Radiance Project

Introduction
In an essential initiative to tackle the growing workforce shortage in the welfare sector, Adecco Japan has officially launched the Fukuhō Radiance Project. This project, commissioned by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, aims to promote the employment of qualified welfare professionals who are currently inactive in the labor market. Adecco, as a global leader in human resources services, directs its expertise towards addressing this pressing issue.

Context of the Project
Recent statistics illustrate the urgent need for staffing within the welfare industry in Tokyo. For the fiscal year 2024, the employment rate for care-related occupations stands at an alarming 8.13, significantly higher than the overall average of 1.55 for all professions. In the previous year, the rate was recorded at 7.61, showcasing an upward trend as the city grapples with a chronic shortage of manpower. Moreover, the turnover rate in the welfare sector is exceptionally high at 12.9%, exceeding the average of 12.1% across all industries, exacerbating the dilemma further.

Objectives of the Fukuhō Radiance Project
The Fukuhō Radiance Project aims to reintegrate welfare professionals, referred to as potential qualified individuals, back into the workforce. These individuals hold certifications relevant to the welfare field but are currently not employed in welfare institutions. Adecco’s strategy involves encouraging these professionals to register on the “Fukumusubi” portal, a welfare human resource information system operated by Tokyo. Furthermore, the initiative seeks to connect these individuals with employment support services provided by the Tokyo Welfare Human Resource Center and the Childcare Human Resource and Support Center, ensuring that welfare institutions can secure talented human resources.

Adecco's Credentials and Commitment
Adecco boasts a rich history of managing numerous entrusted projects from government entities and local authorities. With vast experience in employment support, Adecco is positioned to leverage its knowledge to facilitate job placements for welfare professionals. This commitment aligns with Adecco’s broader vision of fostering career development for all workers and enhancing operational efficiency for businesses across various sectors.

Conclusion
As the Fukuhō Radiance Project unfolds, Adecco is dedicated to advancing the employment landscape for the welfare sector in Tokyo. By utilizing its deep understanding of workforce solutions, Adecco aims not just to fulfill employment needs but to contribute meaningfully to the sustainable operation of welfare agencies, ultimately benefiting the community at large.

For more information about the Fukuhō Radiance Project, visit the official site: Fukuhō Radiance Project Official Website
To learn more about Adecco's wide range of services, check out their official website: Adecco Japan.

Inquiries
Interested parties can contact the Fukuhō Radiance Project office at:

• - Phone: 0120-963-002
• - Email: [email protected]