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Vacancy
3
Reference No. 2000125-A
3
Number of
Acceptance in the
Facilities listed on Facility
the right column Reference No.
Information Sheet for the Facility
Number of Current
76
Care Recipients
Number of Careworkers 40 (converted to full-time employees: 38.7 )
【Labor Conditions】
Vacancy 3
3 years*
Duration of Contract * This contract shall be renewed for 1 year after the expiry of 3 years unless either the
Employer or the Employee expresses intention not to renew the contract.
Job Description Care and Assistance for daily activities of care recipients
1. Opening/Closing hour
(1)Opening hour ( ) Closing hour ( )
【When the following systems are applied to workers】
(2) Modified working hours or shift system on a (weekly/monthly/yearly) basis, based on
the following combination of working hours
1 Annual paid leave For those working continuously for 6 months or 10 days
longer
b.(Night work allowance:\ 3,000/Method of calcution: 3,000 yen for each night work)
Social Insurance/ *Application of Health Insurance, Welfare Pension, Workers’ Accident Compensation
Labor Insurance Insurance and Employment Insurance Yes / No
【System of Training】
Training Program See attached Information sheet of "Kaigofukushishi" Training Program
【Others】
Dormitory Available / Not available
Amount of
average rent in
45000 yen
the
neighborhood
(Ex. Aid and supporting system for training, amount of allowance after obtaining
qualification as 'Kaigofukushishi' etc)
None in particular.
Other Descriptions
This facility is located on the hill facing the Beppu Bay and blessed with natural
environment. It has passed 28 years since the establishment of a special nursing home
for the aged in 1978, during which various at-home care services started one after
another, including short-term stay care, day care, visit care, the at-home care support
center, home care support, visit bathing, catering service and transfer service. Since
2006, we have been entrusted with a care prevention project for specified elderly people
to visit facilities.
With respect for the human rights and dignity of users, we lay emphasis on terminal care
and private-room unit care. We also give life support for continuity with family life in
the familiar community and flexibly meet users' needs for private rooms and living
equipment, including the installation of private furniture and daily necessities to which
Comments
they are used.
In the staff's education, we make efforts to develop human resources for supporting the
lives of users by establishing an educational system and putting our philosophy into
practice.