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4月 08, 2020

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This blog is a blog written about Japanese civil servants.

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【The retirement age of civil servants is 65】Retirement extension and retirement allowance for japanese civil servants

Hello. This is a blog that tells the world about the structure of Japanese civil servants from Japan to the world. This time, it is about retirement extension and retirement allowance for civil servants. The retirement age of civil servants to date is 60 years old The current retirement age for civil servants is about 60. The retirement age for national civil servants is set at "60 years of age in principle" by the National Civil Service Law, while the retirement age for local civil servants is set by the ordinance of each municipality based on national standards and is effectively "60 years of age". As for national civil servants, a maximum of three years can be extended if there is a problem in their work, but most employees will reach the retirement age at the age of 60. Most civil servants are re-employed after retirement However, there are only a few former civil servants who quit their jobs completely after retirement and it is said that the majority of them a...

About the work contents of the mayor of japan , how to become, annual income etc.

Hello. This is a blog that tells the world about the structure of Japanese civil servants from Japan to the world. This time, it is about the work contents of the mayor, how to be, and annual income. This article is translated into English by a Japanese who is not fluent in English, so some expressions may be incorrect. What is the "mayor"? And what they do . The "mayor" is the person who administers on behalf of the city. The transfer of the central government's sovereignty to local governments is called "decentralization," and the mayor is the representative of the local government that performs "administration." People who are in charge of local government administration work as local public servants through local public employment examinations, but the mayor is characterized by being decided by citizens' elections. In addition, the mayor designs "gussets" so that residents living in the local government can l...

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