a great job a great workとは 意味・読み方・使い方

A Victims’ Employment Development Subsidy Program was set up to pay subsidies to employers that hire workers who lost their jobs due to the Great East Japan Earthquake and job seekers living in affected areas as a result of referrals from “Hello Work” employment offices and similar agencies, provided that such workers are expected to be employed continuously for a period of at least one year.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

東日本大震災による被災離職者及び被災地域に居住する求職者の方を、ハローワーク等の紹介により、継続して1 年以上雇用することが見込まれる労働者として雇い入れる事業主に対して、助成金を支給する被災者雇用開発助成金を創設した。 - 経済産業省

Until recently, there had been a typical idea of work in Japan. That is, after finishing school, a youth would join a company as a regular employee and receives various types of training through jobs, known as on-the-job training. The worker would improve his or her skills and capabilities through various experiences. Thus, Japanese companies have attached great importance to person-to-person training, which led to seniority-based wage systems and long-term employment.例文帳に追加

これまで日本の社会において特に働くということには学校を卒業していわゆる正社員になってその中でさまざまなトレーニングを受ける、具体的にはオンザジョブトレーニングと呼ばれる仕事をしながら学んでいく、その中でいろいろな経験をしてスキルや能力を高めていく、それが結果的に年功的な賃金になるとか長期雇用になるとか人が人を育てるということを非常に重要してきた国である。 - 厚生労働省