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00:00:28Thank you for watching.
00:00:58Thank you for watching.
00:01:01May I
00:01:03The president doesn't need to say a word.
00:01:05Then the employees might complain about something.
00:01:09The president was in the wrong.
00:01:11I'm sorry or something
00:01:13Never use that kind of excuse.
00:01:16The spicy one is
00:01:17From an employee who is fired
00:01:20Since you're the business owner...
00:01:23You mustn't misunderstand that point.
00:01:37good morning
00:01:38good morning
00:01:38good morning
00:01:41Listen up, everyone.
00:01:43I've been visiting recently.
00:01:46I'm Murakami, a management consultant.
00:01:48in conclusion
00:01:50In order for this company to survive
00:01:52Hiring a company specializing in accounting administration.
00:01:54We've decided to outsource it.
00:01:56therefore
00:01:58To the three accounting staff members here
00:02:00You will be asked to leave.
00:02:03Furthermore, this is due to company reasons.
00:02:05One month's notice allowance and
00:02:07We will handle the unemployment insurance procedures later.
00:02:11That's all.
00:02:17president
00:02:21What does this mean?
00:02:24I don't know that the company is in trouble.
00:02:25We know that perfectly well.
00:02:28But
00:02:30Why don't you at least say it properly in your own words?
00:02:34Some old consultant
00:02:35Letting him say something like that
00:02:37We've known each other for a long time, haven't we?
00:02:41So, what do you think, President?
00:02:45Say something!
00:02:47Tatchan
00:02:51Let's go home
00:02:53What should I do?
00:02:56Wait a moment
00:02:57We were betrayed.
00:02:59That's not a way to say it.
00:03:01Let's go home, Ayako.
00:03:04Ayako, wait for me.
00:03:07Elementary school student
00:03:08You guys
00:03:37Good morning everyone
00:03:40Thank you for coming so early in the morning, and some of you even traveling from distant branches.
00:03:44Thank you for your hard work.
00:03:45We will now hear from the president.
00:03:59Everyone gathered here is over 50 years old.
00:04:04These are all people who hold important positions.
00:04:07Our company's success today is due to the efforts of everyone gathered here today.
00:04:12Needless to say.
00:04:15However, as you know, the Japanese economy is in an unprecedented recession.
00:04:20We are here
00:04:21We are living in an era where large companies are going bankrupt one after another.
00:04:25In order to overcome this difficult situation, our company needs to change its fundamental structure.
00:04:29Improvements are urgently needed.
00:04:36At the board meeting last spring
00:04:38We have decided to offer preferential treatment to those present here.
00:04:45This is truly a difficult decision.
00:04:48These are the thoughts of the group leader.
00:04:51However, there is no other way for our company to survive.
00:04:55That's
00:04:55Please understand the difficult position our company is in.
00:05:01Of course, those who receive preferential treatment will also receive a special bonus in addition to their retirement allowance.
00:05:06We will provide the payment.
00:05:08Those who absolutely do not want to resign are welcome to stay.
00:05:12In that case, you will be removed from your position and assigned to fieldwork.
00:05:18The deadline for this decision will be the end of May.
00:05:23Further details will be explained by the Human Resources Manager, but I
00:05:26That concludes the story.
00:05:39What about the conductor's responsibility for management?
00:05:41That's right.
00:06:03April 6
00:06:05Rain followed by cloudy skies
00:06:08Today is my mother's entrance ceremony.
00:06:12My mother dressed up in white and looked beautiful before going out.
00:06:49Thank you for watching.
00:07:33Thank you for watching.
00:07:40Let's start by having each of you introduce yourselves.
00:07:44First, Mr. Hashimoto
00:07:46yes
00:07:49I worked for Saru Insurance Company for 35 years.
00:07:54My retirement is in September of the year after next.
00:07:57This is a company that is downsizing its employees two years before retirement.
00:08:01thank you
00:08:02thank you
00:08:03I used to run a small sheet metal workshop in Arakawa Ward.
00:08:09The spring of the year before last
00:08:10We went bankrupt.
00:08:13We have to start all over again.
00:08:15Thank you very much.
00:08:19I run a bar/nightlife business.
00:08:24The banks won't lend me money either.
00:08:27In the end, I even had trouble finding money to buy supplies.
00:08:31Did you quit?
00:08:34Studying now is really tough.
00:08:37teacher
00:08:39thank you
00:08:41My name is Kinshisu.
00:08:45You can call me Kin.
00:08:47I used to run an electronics retail store.
00:08:49A large retail store opened in my neighborhood.
00:08:51They wouldn't stand a chance.
00:08:53I closed the shop that my father had taken over.
00:08:56I live alone with my grandmother.
00:08:59My pension isn't enough.
00:09:01Just a little more effort!
00:09:04So, Kojima-san, this is what you're saying.
00:09:09This is Sawako Kojima.
00:09:10This is what I'm saying.
00:09:13During the interview
00:09:15They asked me if I was okay with heavy lifting.
00:09:18I may not look it, but I'm strong.
00:09:22I will do my best so as not to lose to the men.
00:09:25I look forward to working with you for the next six months.
00:09:29Takano-san
00:09:31My name is Takano. Nice to meet you.
00:09:35Hata-san
00:09:37My name is Hata.
00:09:39I used to work for a subcontractor of a major research institute.
00:09:42We've been hit hard by cost-cutting measures.
00:09:44My resignation was due to work-related reasons.
00:09:46thank you
00:09:51The rain stopped in the evening.
00:09:56I hate rainy days.
00:09:59The reason is
00:10:02Because the newspaper will get wet.
00:10:12Is the subway a tunnel?
00:10:15Deden Deden Deden
00:10:18Is today a hemisphere?
00:10:19Southern Hemisphere, perhaps?
00:10:22Tunnel Riser Sen It's not niveau-T
00:10:38Orikori Orikori
00:10:39Is the trash okay?
00:10:41It doesn't hurt.
00:10:50I've told you this before.
00:10:51You shouldn't run in the middle of the road.
00:10:53No, I won't do that.
00:10:55Are you okay?
00:11:11Aunt
00:11:12Tomi fell off his bike again.
00:11:14real
00:11:14We handed out admission tickets together.
00:11:17Thank you very much.
00:11:18Hurry up and put away your bicycle.
00:11:20yes
00:11:21Ken-chan, won't you stay for dinner?
00:11:23Today is district day.
00:11:24I'm leaving right away.
00:11:26Please say hello to Mom for me.
00:11:34Are there any tunnels in Paris?
00:11:36Are there any tunnels in Paris?
00:11:39A tunnel in Paris
00:11:40Here's a feast tonight!
00:11:43I'll eat now.
00:11:46I'll enjoy having this
00:11:47I've been able to say it all along
00:11:56Hey Tomi
00:11:57Mom, I told you yesterday too
00:11:59I'll be going to school starting tomorrow.
00:12:01After Tomi finishes delivering newspapers
00:12:03I eat breakfast alone.
00:12:05Are you going to eat alone?
00:12:06yes
00:12:07Ms. Kobayashi from the welfare office came at 10 o'clock.
00:12:10Are we going to the center together?
00:12:11I'll go at 10 o'clock
00:12:13I'll go at 10 o'clock
00:12:14I'll go at 10 o'clock
00:12:14Mom
00:12:15I'll be back by 5 o'clock.
00:12:17I'll be back at 5 o'clock.
00:12:18I'll be back at 5 o'clock.
00:12:23Congratulations on your admission!
00:12:25Cheers!
00:12:26Cheers!
00:12:32Ha
00:12:33delicious
00:12:38Look
00:12:39textbook
00:12:42Study hard!
00:12:43Difficult things
00:12:47Is "boiler" an English word?
00:12:50Yes
00:12:52Why are English words written in katakana?
00:12:55Americans can't read kanji, that's why.
00:12:58I'll enjoy having this
00:13:01yes
00:13:02I
00:13:04yes
00:13:10Good evening, Tomi-kun
00:13:12I've finished eating.
00:13:12It's done.
00:13:13This was just the right time.
00:13:15I brought it because I finished writing it.
00:13:16Yes
00:13:17yes
00:13:18Everyone, everyone
00:13:19Ha
00:13:21Looks delicious
00:13:24Thank you very much.
00:13:26what up
00:13:26School has started.
00:13:29Studying at this age...
00:13:30I never would have thought so.
00:13:33You're having a tough time too.
00:13:34One hardship after another
00:13:38oh dear
00:13:38I think it'll work out somehow.
00:13:40I've been doing it up until now
00:13:43It won't go up
00:13:44Is it still burning?
00:13:45Okay, do your best.
00:13:46good night
00:13:47thank you
00:13:48Tempura
00:13:50No sauce
00:13:53I don't put mayonnaise on it.
00:13:59delicious
00:14:05I already
00:14:07I'm not young anymore.
00:14:09I don't want to do a job that looks good.
00:14:13A place where you can work with peace of mind until retirement.
00:14:16Employment type
00:14:17In other words, not part-time or temporary work
00:14:21Full-time employee.
00:14:23And I could even earn enough to live on with my son.
00:14:28if
00:14:29I don't mind if the work is a little tough.
00:14:32But when you look at the job postings hanging over there...
00:14:35Most job openings for women over 45 are in cleaning.
00:14:40That's also either a contract or part-time job.
00:14:44That would be a problem for me.
00:14:47Isn't there anything that can be done?
00:14:49Mr. Kojima, are you familiar with technical schools?
00:14:53Technical school
00:14:56If you graduate from this school, you can obtain various qualifications.
00:14:58It will give you a significant advantage when looking for a job.
00:15:02How much is the monthly tuition?
00:15:06Is it expensive?
00:15:07It's free because it's a Tokyo Metropolitan Government facility.
00:15:09Transportation expenses and allowances will also be provided.
00:15:25Imagine this is a building.
00:15:27I'm sorry for the poor drawing,
00:15:30Most of you here
00:15:33As a salaried worker
00:15:34I think they used to work on one of the upper floors of this building.
00:15:40However, after graduating from this school
00:15:42If you get a job at a building management company,
00:15:45This part of the building
00:15:50There is a large boiler here
00:15:52There are substations and such,
00:15:57You'll be working in this underground section.
00:16:01Please keep that in mind first.
00:16:04Of course I wore a tie.
00:16:06It's different from when I was a salaried employee.
00:16:09Salary also halved
00:16:10For some, it might be one-third.
00:16:15That's Takano-san, right?
00:16:19Please go to the locker room and change into your work clothes.
00:16:22Is this outfit not okay?
00:16:25I explained that at the entrance ceremony.
00:16:28You will all eventually wear work clothes and do your jobs.
00:16:31got it
00:16:38Building management is, quite literally, the unsung hero behind the scenes.
00:16:44Safety in a building where many people work
00:16:47With a strong sense of responsibility that we will be the ones to support them
00:16:52Please approach the next six months of business with this in mind.
00:16:56It's different from when I was younger.
00:16:58Memory is half
00:16:59No, it might be one-third.
00:17:02You just have to make up for that with effort.
00:17:06There will be tough times, but
00:17:07Everyone, please see it through to the end.
00:17:31Would you like some tea?
00:17:33no thanks
00:17:40This is a roadside salt pipe boiler.
00:17:42This is still the most commonly used type of boiler.
00:17:47The fuel is usually heavy oil.
00:17:49In this case, when using gas
00:17:52In fact, we will now use the boiler
00:17:55I will study various things.
00:17:58This is the practical training room for the construction department.
00:18:19You are in this training area.
00:18:21We will also learn about electricity.
00:18:22Practical training on hydroelectric point connection, which is the heart of the building, and
00:18:25Necessary for operating boilers, refrigerators, etc.
00:18:28We will also learn about automated track systems.
00:18:40Classes will begin tomorrow according to the schedule.
00:18:45Well, a lot of content in a short period of time
00:18:47Because I have to study.
00:18:48Please make sure you prepare in advance.
00:18:52Thank you all for your hard work.
00:18:53thank you
00:19:05Did you say Takano-san?
00:19:08How will we handle the cleaning and tea-making duties?
00:19:11Let's all discuss it together.
00:19:13Professor Saito just told me this
00:19:15Could you stay a little longer?
00:19:17cleaning?
00:19:19Why do we have to do that?
00:19:23Why?
00:19:24This is the classroom where we study, isn't it?
00:19:26Please consult with them as appropriate.
00:19:28I have something to do.
00:19:29Hey
00:19:30It only takes about 10 or 15 minutes.
00:19:33Please come!
00:19:43Hello, is this the finance department?
00:19:46I, Manager Arai, am a friend of his from his student days.
00:19:48My name is Takano.
00:19:51Shall we call him Arai-kun?
00:19:54What time will you be returning?
00:19:56I don't know
00:19:58I'll call you again later.
00:20:01Please give my regards.
00:20:15Hey Dad
00:20:17What's that about Takano and that place?
00:20:19Let's use people in large companies without relying on them.
00:20:22Delicious tea
00:20:23You're entitled to a generous retirement bonus anyway.
00:20:29Hey there!
00:20:29Hey, let's have a beer!
00:20:32That's a nice offer, but...
00:20:33I have to cook a meal for my son.
00:20:35yes
00:20:37Kim, then...
00:20:38Because it's a private department head law.
00:20:39Kim is alone
00:20:40Hey
00:20:42Face-to-face
00:20:42Okay, wait a moment.
00:20:44Take care then.
00:20:45yes
00:20:45So then
00:20:46good bye
00:20:47good bye
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