MyNavi launches site for people with disabilities
Tokyo-based MyNavi Corp. has announced plans to launch an employment site for people with disabilities at MyNavi Challenged 2020 next year.
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JobSuit Temporary launched for talent procurement
Tokyo-based HR tech firm StellaS has introduced temporary recruitment management system called JobSuit Temporary to support talent procurement.
HatarActive.jp opens 7th branch
Temporary job site HatarActive.jp, which is owned by Leverages Inc., has started doing business from its new branch office in Yokohama, a Japanese city south of Tokyo, bringing its total number of offices to seven.
Baito.MyNavi.jp introduces an SMS service
Japanese part-time jobs site Baito.MyNavi.jp has introduced a new communication feature that lets recruiters and employers contact job-applicants via short message service (SMS).
Lacotto turns mobile-first
Japanese part-time and temporary jobs aggregator Lacotto.jp has turned mobile-first by introducing some major changes on its interface.
Tenshoku.MyNavi.jp supports industry-specific matching
Leading Japanese career-change site Tenshoku.MyNavi.jp has started promoting manufacturing jobs as the first attempt to introduce industry-specific themes on its platform.
HatarActive.jp opens new branch
HatarActive.jp, a Japanese temp job site owned by Leverages Inc., has opened another brick-and-mortar branch, bringing its total number of offices to six.
Multilingual part-time jobs app launched in Japan
Japanese web media startup Nifty Lifestyle Inc. has launched a part-time jobs aggregator with multilingual support to foreign students. The app is available for iOS and Android devices. It also has web and mobile sites at Arbeit.Nifty.com.
Lacotto.jp partners with local job verticals
Lacotto.jp, a part-time and temporary jobs aggregator in Japan, has partnered with three top domestic recruitment verticals to increase offerings for its users.
MyNavi appoints new editor-in-chief
Tokyo-based MyNavi Corp., a company with several Japanese job sites, has appointed a new editor-in-chief to improve its job-matching service for fresh graduates and introduce career support programs.