Order to Improve Worker Dispatch Services by Dispatching Agency
Overview
The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare received notice from the Shizuoka Labour Bureau that it had imposed and announced an administrative disposition concerning an order to improve worker dispatch services by a dispatching agency, and distributed the press release materials provided by the bureau. The materials are dated September 15, 2026, identify the responsible department and contact details, and direct readers to materials from the Shizuoka Labour Bureau as an attachment.
Key points
- The document concerns an order to improve worker dispatch services by a dispatching agency.
- The Shizuoka Labour Bureau imposed an administrative disposition and notified the Ministry that it had announced it.
- Detailed materials are presented as an attachment distributed by the Shizuoka Labour Bureau.
Overview
This document is a press release listed under Home, Press and Public Relations, Press Releases, and September 2026. Its headline is “Order to Improve Worker Dispatch Services by Dispatching Agency,” and it is presented as related material distributed by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
The document explains that, after receiving notice from the Shizuoka Labour Bureau about the imposition and announcement of an administrative disposition, the Ministry distributed materials concerning that disposition.
Impact
The document directly indicates that the Shizuoka Labour Bureau imposed an administrative disposition and announced it.
Details
The materials are dated September 15, 2026.
The responsible department is identified as the Supply and Demand Coordination Division of the Employment Security Bureau. The names listed are Yohei Takashima, Division Director; Asako Kondo, Senior Central Supply and Demand Coordination Business Guidance Officer; and Satoshi Kawamura, Deputy Senior Central Supply and Demand Coordination Business Guidance Officer.
The contact details list the main telephone number 03 (5253) 1111, extension 5324, and direct telephone number 03 (3502) 5227. An attachment titled “Complete Press Release [PDF format: 237KB]” is provided, and it is explained that the attachment consists of materials distributed by the Shizuoka Labour Bureau.