The industrial employment stabilization grant consists of the incentive for the Industry Collaboration Human Resources Securing, etc. Support Course and the incentive for the Skill Improvement Support Course.
産業雇用安定助成金は、産業連携人材確保等支援コース奨励金及びスキルアップ支援コース奨励金とする。
The incentive for the Industry Collaboration Human Resources Securing, etc. Support Course is to be paid to an employer that falls under all of the following items:
産業連携人材確保等支援コース奨励金は、次の各号のいずれにも該当する事業主に対して支給するものとする。
an employer that has been abruptly compelled to curtail business activities at a place of business due to business fluctuations, changes in the industrial structure, or other economic reasons, and that carries out initiatives and the like contributing to improving the productivity of the business conducted by the employer (limited to an employer that meets the requirements determined by the Director-General of the Employment Security Bureau);
an employer that, in order to carry out initiatives and the like contributing to improving the productivity of the business conducted by the employer, has concluded a labor contract with no fixed term with a worker who meets the requirements determined by the Director-General of the Employment Security Bureau, and has hired that worker, within the period determined by the Director-General of the Employment Security Bureau, as a worker whose prescribed weekly working hours are the same as the prescribed weekly working hours of a worker with a standard employment status employed at the same place of business;
an employer other than an employer (excluding an employer that dismissed workers because it became impossible to continue business due to a natural disaster or other unavoidable reason, or for reasons attributable to the workers) that dismissed workers of the place of business pertaining to the hiring under the preceding item during the period (referred to as the "reference period" in the following item) from the day six months before, counting from the day before the day of the hiring under the preceding item, until the date on which a written application for receipt of the incentive for the Industry Collaboration Human Resources Securing, etc. Support Course is submitted to the Director of the Prefectural Labor Bureau;
an employer found to be carrying out proper employment management, judging from the number of those who were employed at the place of business pertaining to the hiring under item (ii) and separated from service in the reference period and for whom determination of recipient qualification was made as specific qualified recipients in that reference period, and other factors;
The incentive for the Industry Collaboration Human Resources Securing, etc. Support Course is to be paid, to an employer that falls under all of the items of the preceding paragraph, in the amount specified in the following items according to the categories of employers set out in those items (where the amount does not meet the standard determined by the Director-General of the Employment Security Bureau, the amount calculated by the method determined by the Director-General of the Employment Security Bureau); provided, however, that where, for a single employer, the number of workers who meet the requirements determined by the Director-General of the Employment Security Bureau (hereinafter referred to simply as "workers" in this paragraph) exceeds five, payment is limited to up to five workers for that single employer.
a small and medium-sized enterprise employer: 2,500,000 yen per worker;
an employer other than a small and medium-sized enterprise employer: 1,800,000 yen per worker.
The incentive for the Skill Improvement Support Course is to be paid to an employer that falls under all of the following items (i) through (iv) and to an employer that falls under item (v).
スキルアップ支援コース奨励金は、次の第一号から第四号までのいずれにも該当する事業主及び第五号に該当する事業主に対して支給するものとする。
an employer that has appointed a vocational ability development promoter (meaning a vocational ability development promoter prescribed in Article 12 of the Vocational Abilities Development Promotion Act; the same applies hereinafter), that has concluded in advance a contract concerning secondment with an employer that takes on the person seconded (hereinafter referred to as the "receiving employer" in this paragraph and paragraph (9)), that has seconded insured persons it employs (excluding an insured person whose period of continuous employment as an insured person with that employer, as of the day before the day of secondment, is less than six months; for the period from the day six months before, counting from the day before the day of secondment, to that day before, a person who has worked as a worker under a labor contract with a fixed term, a person who has been on secondment, a person who has engaged in labor pertaining to worker dispatching services (meaning the worker dispatching services prescribed in Article 2, item (iii) of the Act on Ensuring the Proper Operation of Worker Dispatching Services and Protecting Dispatched Workers (Act No. 88 of 1985) (hereinafter referred to as the "Worker Dispatching Act"); the same applies hereinafter in this item), and a person who has engaged in work performed under a contract in the form of contracting; for the period after the end of the secondment until the day on which six months have passed counting from the day of return to the place of business of that employer pertaining to that secondment, a person who works as a worker under a labor contract with a fixed term, a person who is on secondment, a person who engages in labor pertaining to worker dispatching services, and a person who engages in work performed under a contract in the form of contracting; insured persons, etc. who have been given notice of dismissal (meaning insured persons who have been given notice of dismissal and others equivalent thereto (excluding persons who clearly will take stable employment on the day following the day of that dismissal or other separation from service)); and insured day workers; hereinafter referred to as "insured persons at the seconding workplace" in this item and paragraph (9)), and that maintains documents that clarify the status of the secondment of the persons seconded and the status of bearing of the wages of the persons seconded (such an employer is hereinafter referred to as the "seconding employer" in this paragraph, paragraph (7) and paragraph (8)), where the secondment (meaning secondment for conducting vocational ability development of those insured persons at the seconding workplace) falls under all of the following:
職業能力開発推進者(職業能力開発促進法第十二条に規定する職業能力開発推進者をいう。以下同じ。)を選任している事業主であつて、あらかじめ出向をさせた者を雇い入れる事業主(以下この項及び第九項において「出向先事業主」という。)と出向に関する契約を締結し、雇用する被保険者(出向をした日の前日において当該事業主に被保険者として継続して雇用された期間が六箇月未満である被保険者、出向をした日の前日から起算して六箇月前の日から当該前日までの期間について期間の定めのある労働契約を締結する労働者として勤務している者、出向をしている者、労働者派遣事業(労働者派遣事業の適正な運営の確保及び派遣労働者の保護等に関する法律(昭和六十年法律第八十八号。以下「労働者派遣法」という。)第二条第三号に規定する労働者派遣事業をいう。以下この号において同じ。)に係る労働に従事する者及び請負の形式による契約により行う業務に従事する者、出向の終了後当該事業主の当該出向に係る事業所に復帰した日から起算して六箇月を経過した日までの期間について期間の定めのある労働契約を締結する労働者として勤務している者、出向をしている者、労働者派遣事業に係る労働に従事する者及び請負の形式による契約により行う業務に従事する者、解雇を予告された被保険者等(解雇を予告された被保険者その他これに準ずる者(当該解雇その他離職の日の翌日において安定した職業に就くことが明らかな者を除く。)をいう。)並びに日雇労働被保険者を除く。以下この号及び第九項において「出向元事業所被保険者」という。)について次のいずれにも該当する出向(当該出向元事業所被保険者に対する職業能力開発を行うための出向をいう。)をさせ、当該出向をした者に係る出向の状況及び当該出向をした者の賃金についての負担状況を明らかにする書類を整備している事業主(以下この項、第七項及び第八項において「出向元事業主」という。)
the period in which the person seconded engages in the business conducted by the receiving employer (limited to work other than the work prescribed in the items of Article 4, paragraph (1) of the Worker Dispatching Act), at the place of business where the person seconded engages in it (referred to as the "receiving workplace" in (b)), is a period of one month or more, ends by the day on which two years have passed counting from the day of secondment, and the person returns, after the end of that secondment, to the place of business of the seconding employer pertaining to that secondment;
出向先事業主が行う事業(労働者派遣法第四条第一項各号に規定する業務以外の業務に限る。)に当該出向をした者が従事する事業所(ロにおいて「出向先事業所」という。)において当該出向をした者が当該事業に従事する期間が一箇月以上の期間であり、出向をした日から起算して二年を経過する日までの間に終了し、当該出向の終了後出向元事業主の当該出向に係る事業所に復帰するものであること。
the amount of ordinary wages during the period in which the person seconded engages in the business conducted at the receiving workplace (referred to as the "secondment period" in the following paragraph) is equal to or more than the amount of that person's ordinary wages before the secondment;
it is conducted as provided by a written agreement made in advance, concerning matters regarding the implementation of secondment such as the timing of secondment and the scope of workers subject to secondment, between the seconding employer and the labor union, etc. of the place of business of that seconding employer pertaining to that secondment;
the consent of the person seconded has been obtained;
出向をした者の同意を得たものであること。
it is based on a secondment plan (including a plan for vocational ability development; the same applies in item (iii)) notified to the Director of the Prefectural Labor Bureau;
都道府県労働局長に届け出た出向計画(職業能力開発のための計画を含む。第三号において同じ。)に基づくものであること。
an employer other than an employer (excluding an employer that dismissed workers because it became impossible to continue business due to a natural disaster or other unavoidable reason, or for reasons attributable to the workers) that dismissed workers of the place of business of the seconding employer during the period (referred to as the "reference period" in the following item) from the day six months before, counting from the day before the day of secondment, until the date on which a written application for receipt of the incentive for the Skill Improvement Support Course is submitted to the Director of the Prefectural Labor Bureau;
an employer found to be carrying out proper employment management, judging from the number of those who were employed at the place of business of the seconding employer pertaining to the secondment plan and separated from service in the reference period and for whom determination of recipient qualification was made as specific qualified recipients in that reference period, and other factors;
an employer for which the ratio obtained by dividing the amount of wages paid to the returning worker on each wage payment day of each month, in each month from the month following the month containing the first wage payment day pertaining to the person who returned to the place of business of the seconding employer pertaining to the secondment after the end of the secondment (hereinafter referred to as the "returning worker" in this item) to the month containing the day on which six months have passed counting from that first wage payment day, by the amount of wages paid to the returning worker on the most recent wage payment day before the secondment, is in every case equal to or more than the ratio determined by the Director-General of the Employment Security Bureau (where the returning worker falls under a person determined by the Director-General of the Employment Security Bureau, an employer that satisfies the conditions determined by the Director-General of the Employment Security Bureau);
a receiving employer that has concluded in advance a contract concerning secondment with the seconding employer and that maintains documents that clarify the status of the secondment of the persons hired and the specific status of the wages of the persons hired.
The amount of the incentive for the Skill Improvement Support Course is the amount specified in each of the following items according to the categories of employers set out in those items:
スキルアップ支援コース奨励金の額は、次の各号に掲げる事業主の区分に応じて、当該各号に定める額とする。
an employer falling under all of items (i) through (iv) of the preceding paragraph: an amount obtained by multiplying by 1/2 (2/3 for a small and medium-sized enterprise employer) the amount that employer has borne, based on the contract under item (i) of that paragraph, for the wages during the secondment period (where that period exceeds one year counting from the day of secondment, one year; referred to as the "payment period" in the following paragraph) of a person seconded by a secondment falling under all of (a) through (e) of item (i) of that paragraph;
an employer falling under item (v) of the preceding paragraph: an amount obtained by multiplying by 1/2 (2/3 for a small and medium-sized enterprise employer) the amount that employer has borne based on the contract under that item.
Notwithstanding the preceding paragraph, where the total amount of the amount calculated as provided in item (i) of that paragraph and the amount calculated as provided in item (ii) of that paragraph exceeds the amount obtained by multiplying the maximum daily basic allowance amount by the number of working days during the payment period (hereinafter referred to as the "basic allowance cap amount" in this paragraph), the amount specified in item (i) of the preceding paragraph is the amount obtained by dividing, by that total amount, the amount obtained by multiplying the amount calculated as provided in that item by the basic allowance cap amount, and the amount specified in item (ii) of that paragraph is the amount obtained by dividing, by that total amount, the amount obtained by multiplying the amount calculated as provided in that item by the basic allowance cap amount.
The incentive for the Skill Improvement Support Course is not paid with regard to a second secondment where a seconding employer that has seconded its insured person (limited to where the incentive for the Skill Improvement Support Course is paid) seconds that insured person again after the end of that secondment.
The incentive for the Skill Improvement Support Course is not paid, for the insured person so seconded, where a seconding employer has employed, by secondment or arrangement, an insured person who is subject to a benefit for stabilizing employment pertaining to another employer, as determined by the Director-General of the Employment Security Bureau (hereinafter referred to as a "hiring promotion benefit" in this paragraph) (limited to where the hiring promotion benefit pertaining to that insured person is paid), and has seconded an insured person of its own place of business at which the insured person subject to that hiring promotion benefit engages in work.
The incentive for the Skill Improvement Support Course is not paid where a receiving employer has, at the time of hiring an insured person at the seconding workplace, seconded an insured person of its own place of business at which that insured person at the seconding workplace is to engage in work (limited to where a benefit for stabilizing employment as determined by the Director-General of the Employment Security Bureau is paid), and has implemented the leave, etc. prescribed in Article 102-3, paragraph (1), item (ii), (a) or arranged hiring.
スキルアップ支援コース奨励金は、出向先事業主が、出向元事業所被保険者の雇入れの際に当該出向元事業所被保険者が従事することとなる自己の事業所の被保険者について出向をさせていた場合(雇用の安定を図るための給付金であつて職業安定局長が定めるものが支給される場合に限る。)において、第百二条の三第一項第二号イに規定する休業等又は雇入れのあつせんを行つていたときは、支給しない。
Where, in a single fiscal year, the amount of the incentive for the Skill Improvement Support Course under paragraph (5) or (6) for a single place of business of an employer that falls under all of items (i) through (iv) of paragraph (4), or falls under item (v) of that paragraph, exceeds 10 million yen, notwithstanding paragraph (5) or (6), 10 million yen is to be paid to the employer of that place of business.
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recipient qualificationmachine translation
「受給資格」
The recipient qualification of Article 14, paragraph (2), item (i) of the Employment Insurance Act: the qualification to receive the basic allowance (基本手当) under Article 13, paragraph (1) of that Act, which turns on how long a person who has become unemployed was insured before separating from service.
Short name set inArticle 1, paragraph (5), item (i)
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)
Director-General of the Employment Security Bureaumachine translation
「職業安定局長」
The Director-General of the Employment Security Bureau (職業安定局) of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
Short name set inArticle 1, paragraph (5), item (iv)
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
insured personmachine translation
「被保険者」
Everywhere in this Order except Article 118-2, paragraph (12), item (i)(c) and Article 17-2-7 of the supplementary provisions (附則), an insured person as Article 4, paragraph (1) of the Employment Insurance Act defines it: a worker employed in a covered undertaking (適用事業), other than the persons listed in Article 6 of that Act.
Short name set inArticle 3, paragraph (1)· applies from here on, except in Supplementary Provisions, Article 17-2-7; and Article 118-2, paragraph (12), item (i), (c)
specific qualified recipientmachine translation
「特定受給資格者」
A specific qualified recipient as Article 23, paragraph (2) of the Employment Insurance Act defines it: a qualified recipient (受給資格者) whose separation from service came with the insolvency of the employer or the scaling down or closing of its business, or who was dismissed or left for another reason a Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Order (厚生労働省令) sets.
Short name set inArticle 14-4, paragraph (1)
daily basic allowance amountmachine translation
「基本手当日額」
In this Ordinance, the daily amount of the basic allowance (基本手当) under Article 16 of the Employment Insurance Act.
Defined inArticle 19, paragraph (3)
labor union, etc.machine translation
「労働組合等」
The labor union organized by a majority of the workers at the workplace, or, where there is none, the person who represents a majority of them.
Short name set inArticle 102-3, paragraph (1), item (ii), (a), (4)
small and medium-sized enterprise employermachine translation
「中小企業事業主」
An employer whose capital or total contributions do not exceed 300 million yen (50 million yen where its main business is retail or services, 100 million yen where it is wholesale), or whose regular workforce does not exceed 300 (50 where its main business is retail, 100 where it is wholesale or services).
Defined inArticle 102-3, paragraph (1), item (ii), (a), (5)
ordinary wagesmachine translation
「通常賃金」
The wages ordinarily paid for a working day.
Defined inArticle 102-3, paragraph (1), item (ii), (b), (3)
reference periodmachine translation
「基準期間」
In Article 102-3-3, paragraph (2), the period from the day six months before the day before the hiring to the day it applies to the director of the Prefectural Labour Bureau (都道府県労働局長) for the incentive of the course for securing human resources through industry cooperation (産業連携人材確保等支援コース奨励金), in which the employer must not have dismissed any worker at the workplace of the hiring (other than for a natural disaster or other unavoidable cause that made it impossible to carry on the business, or for a reason the worker was to blame for).
Short name set inArticle 102-3-3, paragraph (2), item (iii)· applies only in this provision and in Article 102-3-3, paragraph (2), item (iv)
workermachine translation
「労働者」
In Article 102-3-3, paragraph (3), a worker who meets the requirements the Director-General of the Employment Security Bureau (職業安定局長) sets, for each of whom the employer can be paid the incentive of the course for securing human resources through industry cooperation (産業連携人材確保等支援コース奨励金), up to five workers per employer.
Short name set inArticle 102-3-3, paragraph (3)· applies only in this paragraph
seconding employermachine translation
「出向元事業主」
In Article 102-3-3, paragraphs (4), (7) and (8), an employer with a vocational ability development promoter (職業能力開発推進者) that, under a contract with the receiving employer (出向先事業主), sends insured persons it employs on a secondment to develop their vocational abilities that meets the conditions listed there, and keeps records of the secondment and of how it bears their wages.
Short name set inArticle 102-3-3, paragraph (4), item (i)· applies only in this paragraph and in Article 102-3-3, paragraphs (7) and (8)
insured person at the seconding workplacemachine translation
「出向元事業所被保険者」
In Article 102-3-3, paragraph (4), item (i) and paragraph (9), an insured person the seconding employer employs, other than one employed by it for less than six months, one working on a fixed-term contract in the six months before the secondment or after returning from one, one already on secondment, one doing dispatched or contracted work, one given notice of dismissal or the like (解雇を予告された被保険者等), an insured day worker (日雇労働被保険者) and the others that item leaves out.
Short name set inArticle 102-3-3, paragraph (4), item (i)· applies only in this item and in Article 102-3-3, paragraph (9)
receiving employermachine translation
「出向先事業主」
An employer that, under a contract made in advance with the seconding employer (出向元事業主), takes on and employs the workers that employer sends to it on secondment.
Short name set inArticle 102-3-3, paragraph (4), item (i)· applies only in this paragraph and in Article 102-3-3, paragraph (9)
worker dispatching servicesmachine translation
「労働者派遣事業」
Worker dispatching services as defined in Article 2, item (iii) of the Act on Ensuring the Proper Operation of Worker Dispatching Services and Protecting Dispatched Workers: carrying on worker dispatch (労働者派遣) as a business.
Defined inArticle 102-3-3, paragraph (4), item (i)· applies only in this item
Worker Dispatching Actmachine translation
「労働者派遣法」
Short name for the Act on Ensuring the Proper Operation of Worker Dispatching Services and Protecting Dispatched Workers (Act No. 88 of 1985).
Short name set inArticle 102-3-3, paragraph (4), item (i)
vocational ability development promotermachine translation
「職業能力開発推進者」
The vocational ability development promoter provided for in Article 12 of the Vocational Abilities Development Promotion Act: the person an employer appoints to handle its plan for developing its workers' vocational abilities, advise and guide its workers on it, and deal with the national and local bodies that assist with it.
Defined inArticle 102-3-3, paragraph (4), item (i)
receiving workplacemachine translation
「出向先事業所」
In Article 102-3-3, paragraph (4), item (i), the workplace where a seconded worker works in the business of the receiving employer (出向先事業主), in work other than the kinds listed in Article 4, paragraph (1) of the Act on Ensuring the Proper Operation of Worker Dispatching Services and Protecting Dispatched Workers.
Short name set inArticle 102-3-3, paragraph (4), item (i), (a)· applies only in this provision and in Article 102-3-3, paragraph (4), item (i), (b)
secondment periodmachine translation
「出向期間」
The period a worker sent on secondment spends working in the business of the receiving employer (出向先事業主) at the workplace they are sent to.
Short name set inArticle 102-3-3, paragraph (4), item (i), (b)· applies only in this provision and in Article 102-3-3, paragraph (5)
reference periodmachine translation
「基準期間」
In Article 102-3-3, paragraph (4), the period from the day six months before the day before the secondment to the day it applies to the director of the Prefectural Labour Bureau (都道府県労働局長) for the incentive of the skill-up support course (スキルアップ支援コース奨励金), in which the employer must not have dismissed any worker at the seconding employer's workplace (other than for a natural disaster or other unavoidable cause that made it impossible to carry on the business, or for a reason the worker was to blame for).
Short name set inArticle 102-3-3, paragraph (4), item (ii)· applies only in this provision and in Article 102-3-3, paragraph (4), item (iii)
returning workermachine translation
「復帰労働者」
In Article 102-3-3, paragraph (4), item (iv), a worker who, after their secondment ended, has come back to the seconding employer's workplace they were sent from.
Short name set inArticle 102-3-3, paragraph (4), item (iv)· applies only in this item
payment periodmachine translation
「支給対象期間」
In Article 102-3-3, paragraphs (5) and (6), the secondment period (出向期間) of a seconded worker, counted up to one year from the day of the secondment, for which the seconding employer's share of their wages is subsidized.
Short name set inArticle 102-3-3, paragraph (5), item (i)· applies only in this provision and in Article 102-3-3, paragraph (6)
basic allowance cap amountmachine translation
「基本手当支給対象額」
In Article 102-3-3, paragraph (6), the highest daily basic allowance amount (基本手当日額) multiplied by the number of working days in the payment period, which caps the two amounts paid under paragraph (5).
Short name set inArticle 102-3-3, paragraph (6)· applies only in this paragraph
hiring promotion benefitmachine translation
「雇入れ促進給付金」
A benefit for stabilizing employment, set by the Director-General of the Employment Security Bureau (職業安定局長), that is paid in respect of another employer; where an employer has taken on, by secondment or placement, an insured person for whom such a benefit is paid, the grant the paragraph concerns is not paid for the insured persons it seconds from the workplace where that person works.
Short name set inArticle 102-3-3, paragraph (8)· applies only in this paragraph
director of a prefectural labor bureau
都道府県労働局長
The head of a prefectural labor bureau (都道府県労働局), a local branch (地方支分部局) of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, so part of the national government rather than of the prefecture (Act for Establishment of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, Article 17; National Government Organization Act, Article 9). The post is filled by a labor standards inspector (労働基準監督官) (Labor Standards Act, Article 97, paragraph (2)). Under the Labor Standards Act, the director, directed and supervised by the head of the Ministry's Labor Standards Management Bureau (労働基準主管局長), directs and supervises the directors of the labor standards inspection offices (労働基準監督署長) in the bureau's area, handles the carrying out of that Act, such as coordinating how inspection is done, and directs and supervises the bureau's staff; the director may also exercise the powers of the authorities below (下級官庁) directly, or have the bureau's labor standards inspectors exercise them (Labor Standards Act, Article 97, paragraph (1), and Article 99, paragraphs (2) and (4)). The heads of public employment security offices (公共職業安定所長) run their offices under the director's direction and supervision (Employment Security Act, Article 8, paragraph (2)).
Written by AI using Act for Establishment of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, Art. 17, National Government Organization Act, Art. 9, Labor Standards Act, Arts. 97, 99 and Employment Security Act, Art. 8 as a reference.