”Halo Kakak ”
“Halo Kakak” is an Indonesian word meaning Hello brother, sister.
For example, "Halo Kakak, can you speak a little?" Is a phrase that conveys an atmosphere where you can feel free to talk. We named this support activity "Halo Kakak" because we want our colleagues who are working hard in Japan to feel free to talk with us.
About Halo Kakak
An online space where Indonesian friends can share each other.
The Government of Japan has been launched a new specific skill Visa worker since 2019, to support industry fields to secure human resources. Increasing demand workers needed need to keep balance because different cultureHalo Kakak tries to be a part of who can support this condition.
After coming to Japan or foreign country for the first time , What we are waiting for is a workplace and life that is different from the culture, religion, and lifestyle that we know.
"Halo Kakak" with Indonesian people who have stay in Japan more than you can share the experience as a listener and try to take care your heart condition and bring a motivation.
“Halo Kakak” monitors the growth of workers and helps them build a sustainable work environment from a soft perspective as a consultant and listener when needed. We wish for a bright future for Japan and Indonesia.
“Your Happiness is Our Priority”
Mission
- Listen to and understand the problems and worries of working foreigners
- Reduces stress level
- Eliminate the feeling of loneliness and hopelessness
- Give supporting words
- Provide positive information about daily life in Japan
Advisor Profile
- Indonesian who has a long stay in Japan
- Understand the cultural differences between Japan and Indonesia and the differences in social structure
- Have a listening attitude rather than criticism and advice
- Confidentiality
- Listen from the standpoint of maintaining neutrality without being bound by the company or registration support period
How it works
- Flexible consultation schedule
- Privacy protection
- The wonderfulness of being able to speak freely with people in your own country in your own language
- Feel free to consult because there is no financial burden on the counselor
- Since you can feel free to consult, you can solve the problem before it gets bigger
- I don't know my family, but I feel reassured that I can understand it because I talk to people who have the same experience
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