What is ‘Specified Skilled Worker’? ‘Specified Skilled Worker’ is a residency status introduced by the Government of Japan in April 2019, allowing aspiring Indian youth to work and reside in Japan. This status was created to address Japan's severe labor shortages by accepting foreign workers with specific skills and expertise.

2024年10月16日 · German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's Cabinet on Wednesday passed a raft of 30 measures — put forth largely by the Labor and Foreign Ministries — designed to foster immigration from India in an effort...

2021年1月18日 · The MoC will help to promote the movement of skilled workers from India to Japan. The MoC covers 14 categories of specified skills under which skilled workers from India who meet the skills requirement and Japanese language tests would be eligible for employment in Japan on a contractual basis.

5 天之前 · A recent FICCI-KPMG study, ‘Global Mobility of Indian Workforce’, has estimated that by 2030, the demand for skilled workers will exceed supply, leading to a talent shortage of over 85.2 ...

2024年9月28日 · A study conducted by the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) has revealed a significant gap between the demand and supply of skilled workers in India. The study pegged the demand for skilled workers at an astonishing 103 million, while the current supply stands at just 74 million.

India and Japan on Monday signed a Memorandum of Cooperation (MOC) on Specified Skilled Workers (SSW) that will allow 14 categories of Indian "skilled workers" to work in Japan. SSW is a new status of residence created by Japan in 2019 under which skilled foreign nationals can obtain jobs and stay in the country.

India and Japan on Monday signed an agreement to boost the mobility of skilled Indian workers in 14 fields, including nursing, industrial machinery, shipbuilding, aviation, agriculture and...

With a young population (~65 percent below 35 years, share of working age (15-59 years) population set to grow from 62 percent currently to 68 percent by 2030), India has an opportunity that can be leveraged to create a high-quality skilled workforce for the rest of the world.

5 天之前 · A recent FICCI-KPMG study, “Global Mobility of Indian Workforce,” estimates that by 2030, the global shortage of skilled workers could reach over 85.2 million, leading to an estimated $8.45 trillion in unrealized annual revenue — equivalent to the combined GDPs of …

5 天之前 · Syllabus: Economics. Source: TH Context: A recent FICCI-KPMG study, ‘Global Mobility of Indian Workforce’, has estimated that by 2030, the demand for skilled workers will exceed supply, leading to a talent shortage of over 85.2 million people. Data Stats from the Report: By 2030, the global talent shortage is estimated to be 85.2 million workers.; This shortage could lead to $8.45 trillion ...