Judo Therapist Part-Time Job in Makomanai, Sapporo | Rehabilitation-Focused Day Service | Amenity Co., Ltd.

Part-time judo therapists in Sapporo can earn between 1,300 yen and 1,540 yen per hour at a rehabilitation-focused day service center, records show.

The recruitment listing posted through public employment channels details an opening for a functional training instructor at "Health Forest Day Service Center," located on the ground floor of Lions Mansion Makomanai in Minami Ward.

The facility requires applicants to hold a certified judo therapist license alongside a valid regular driver’s license suitable for automatic transmission vehicles. Working hours range from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. under flexible shift arrangements, with options for part-time schedules starting from just one day per week.

Records from the National Labor Relations Audit Association show that parent organization Amenity Co. has undergone a formal labor audit covering workplace regulations and compliance. The company achieved a favorable evaluation under 160 criteria assessing minimum wage adherence and working hour regulations.

Staff members also participate in mental health training programs certified by the Vocational Skills Promotion Association.

Hourly wages run from 1,300 yen to 1,540 yen, with additional commuter allowances providing up to 500 yen daily for eligible staff. Previous performance records indicate that wage increases ranged between 10 yen and 240 yen per hour on an hourly basis.

The position includes a three-month trial period with identical working conditions, alongside eligibility for labor insurance upon meeting standard employment criteria. Free on-site parking is available for employees commuting by private vehicle.

Job seekers must submit a resume with a photograph alongside an official referral issued by a public employment security office. The application deadline is set for Jan. 31 under job reference number 01010-41208961.

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