職

staff member

one's post

occupation

present post

without an occupation

finding employment

corruption

retirement

resignation

job

professional duties

craftsman

management

public office

mass resignation

teaching staff

chief priest (of a Buddhist temple)

change of job

post

type of occupation

being in office

temporary retirement

work experience

job hunting

important post

dismissal

one's (official) authority

principal occupation

occupational ability

Public Employment Security Office

employment separation

the teaching profession

clergyman

Public Employment Security Office

range of one's work

one's duty

holding a job

suspension from office

side job (outside of one's main employment)

occupation (i.e. field of regular employment)

reinstatement

losing one's job

Public Employment Security Office

police questioning

discharge

Shinto priest

honorary position

regular respondent to a periodical or radio program

scaffold constructor

the same occupation

manual piecework done at home

homeworker

land given to high-ranking government officials (ritsuryō system)

one's duty

former job

job that requires traveling to work sites (e.g. repairman, gardener)

to acquire a trade

handicraft

non-taxable land given to high-ranking government officials (ritsuryō system)

public official

vocation

lowly government servant

professional

party position

last position

public security official (e.g. policemen, prison officers)

official title

ordination

workplace bullying

subcontractor

job applicant

to have a trade

occupational disease

office job

sex worker

craftsmanship

factory worker

Diet officer

foreman

having one's workplace at home (e.g. as an independent farmer, home worker, storekeeper)

this duty

occupational cancer

vocational rehabilitation

Board of Ceremonies (part of the Imperial Household Agency)

professional

employed person

military profession

man dressed like an artisan

holding another position

employment position or rank

unemployed person

occupation title

family trade

Imperial Household Agency employee assigned to the household of the Crown Prince

unemployed person

job title

in the course of one's duties

workplace and residence

career soldier

employees' union

clerical position (e.g. in the civil service)

administrative staff

staff shortage

employee of a non-governmental or non-profit organization

special position in the civil service (exempted from application of the Local Public Service Act)

applicant interviewer

regular position

responsible position

administrative officer

specialist subcontract work (in construction)

blue-collar work

staff meeting

mainly

construction worker (who works at heights)

job description

craftsmanship

salary supplement, usu. paid for mid-ranking employees

trade association

work-at-home scheme (scam in which the offer of a highly paid work-at-home job is used to lure victims into paying substantial upfront costs)

(white-collar) worker's union

intellectual occupation

Diet Officers Act

executive allowance

hiring rate

situation-wanted advertisement

staff room

job hunting

night work (in the entertainment business or sex industry)

retired person

professional association

appointment to an official post

female office worker

assistant chief priest

invention by an employee

(compulsory) retirement (on reaching retirement age)

vocational school

spirit of a true craftsman

research work

(retirement) pension

spirit of true craftsman

expulsion of a public official and subsequent ban on participating in politics (by the SCAP during the allied occupation)

voluntary retirement

job ranking system

position

employed person

occupational group

career woman

career change site

severance payment

after retirement