消防士

Absence du travail. Ne pas se présenter à son poste de travail prévu.

Management or administration of things, people, or situations to keep them in a desired state. It involves supervising, maintaining, and controlling resources or processes effectively.

L'acte de se relayer, de changer de rôle ou de remplacer quelqu'un. Utilisé pour les quarts de travail, les remplacements sportifs et la prise de tour.

L'acte formel de faire une demande à une autorité. Cela implique généralement de soumettre des documents officiels.

An organized group of people who have the same interest, job, or purpose. It is commonly used for professional bodies, sports leagues, or non-profit organizations that represent a collective interest.

A licensed professional who cuts, styles, and cares for hair, primarily for male customers. In Japan, this role is legally distinct from a beautician (biyōshi) as it typically includes the service of shaving with a straight razor.

A bonus or extra payment given to an employee in addition to their regular salary. It typically refers to the seasonal payments (summer and winter) that are common in the Japanese corporate system.

Une réunion préparatoire ou une discussion préalable. Utilisée pour coordonner les détails avant un événement.

業務 refers to the specific duties, tasks, or operations performed as part of a professional job or business activity. It is a formal term used to describe the regular work processes required to maintain an organization's functions.

A professional carpenter who specializes in building and repairing wooden structures, particularly houses. In Japan, this word specifically evokes the image of a skilled artisan who works with traditional wood joinery.