Article 74Application for Authorization to Continue Insured Status as an Insured Day Worker
第七十四条（日雇労働被保険者資格継続の認可申請）
An insured day worker who intends to obtain the authorization under Article 43, paragraph (2) of the Act must submit a written application for authorization to continue insured status as an insured day worker (Form No. 28), accompanied by an insurance record book, to the Chief of the Public Employment Security Office having jurisdiction over the location of the place of business of the covered undertaking in which the person was employed for 18 days or more in each of the two preceding months, or was employed continuously for 31 days or more, or to the Chief of the competent Public Employment Security Office, via the employer of that place of business; provided, however, that where it is difficult, for an unavoidable reason, to submit that written application via that employer, it may be submitted without going via that employer.
The Chief of the Public Employment Security Office who has received the submission of a written application for authorization to continue insured status as an insured day worker must enter in the insurance record book that the authorization under Article 43, paragraph (2) of the Act has been given or has not been given, and return it to the person who made the submission.
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covered undertakingmachine translation
「適用事業」
A covered undertaking as Article 5, paragraph (1) of the Employment Insurance Act defines it: any business in which workers are employed.
Short name set inArticle 1, paragraph (3)
insured day workermachine translation
「日雇労働被保険者」
A day worker (日雇労働者) who is insured and who lives in a covered area (適用区域) and works for a covered undertaking (適用事業), lives outside one but works for a covered undertaking inside it, works outside one for a covered undertaking the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare has designated, or has been approved by the chief of the Public Employment Security Office (公共職業安定所長); the job applicant benefits for day workers (日雇労働求職者給付金) are paid when they become unemployed.
Short name set inArticle 1, paragraph (5), item (i)
competent Public Employment Security Officemachine translation
「管轄公共職業安定所」
The Public Employment Security Office with jurisdiction over the place where the person lives or stays, whose head handles that person's matters under Article 1, paragraph (5), item (i).
Short name set inArticle 1, paragraph (5), item (i)
employermachine translation
「事業主」
In this Ordinance other than Article 130, the employer of a covered undertaking (適用事業).
Short name set inArticle 3, paragraph (1)· applies from here on, except in Article 130
insurance record bookmachine translation
「被保険者手帳」
The insurance record book of an insured day worker (日雇労働被保険者手帳), in Form No. 11-4.
Short name set inArticle 17-2, paragraph (1), item (iv)
public employment security office
公共職業安定所
A national government office that does job placement (職業紹介) between job seekers and employers, vocational guidance and employment insurance (雇用保険) work, and other work the Employment Security Act needs to achieve its aims, and serves the public free of charge (Employment Security Act, Article 8, paragraph (1); Act for Establishment of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, Article 23, paragraph (1)). Each is set up where needed to handle part of a prefectural labor bureau's (都道府県労働局) work, other than the work given to labor standards inspection offices, and an Order of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (厚生労働省令) sets each office's name, seat, area and the work it handles (Act for Establishment of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, Article 23). Its head (公共職業安定所長) runs it under the direction of the director of the prefectural labor bureau (Employment Security Act, Article 8, paragraph (2)).
Written by AI using Employment Security Act, Art. 8 and Act for Establishment of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, Art. 23 as a reference.