For all people worldwide to have decent work. Creating a society in Japan where foreigners can choose their future through effort.

SDGs HelloWork, a specified non-profit organization (Location: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Takahisa Kishimoto; Official Website: https://sdgs-hellowork.com/), supports April Dream, which aims to make April 1st a day to express dreams. This press release is the dream of SDGs HelloWork.

Japan's declining population and increasing foreign workers Japan's population decline is accelerating, and the labor shortage is becoming severe. While AI-driven productivity improvements and measures against the declining birthrate are progressing, the number of foreign workers continues to increase to compensate for this shortage. It is necessary to calmly consider "how foreigners and Japanese society should be integrated," rather than emotional arguments.

What SDGsHelloWork aims for [Main initiatives] Foreign language AI automatic translation of job postings Construction of a bidirectional internetwork system Support for residence status procedures Weekly Japanese language classes Building career paths based on evaluations by Japanese companies Support for labor management of accepting companies Daily awareness-raising activities (correcting misconceptions about foreigners) Volunteer accompaniment support unique to NPOs (to be expanded in the future) In particular, the multilingualization of job postings has created a system where inquiries are constantly received from all over the world.

Our dream SDGsHelloWork aims for a society where "foreigners can naturally choose the job they want to do through their own efforts." A world where everyone can achieve prosperity through effort, regardless of the country of birth. To achieve this, we will continue to evolve our services.

Finally Young people from abroad are desperately learning difficult Japanese in pursuit of prosperity. Japanese society is also beginning to choose a future where it walks hand in hand with foreigners. SDGsHelloWork is seriously committed to creating a future where "all people worldwide can have decent work."