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        Limits of part-time work for dependants           Hello again, 
   Just thought I would create a new thread for my research on the limits of part-time work while in Japan for those on a dependant visa. 
   So far, it looks like full-time work in Japan in ESL is actually less hours than what a part-time worker could work. Potentially I could apply for full-time teaching positions and it would still be fewer hours than the upper limit. This is according to this document( http://www.ilo.org/public/english/pr...heets/wt-4.pdf, right on the first page. Japan, part-time work, maximum of 35 hours. It would seem that if someone were to hire someone like me on what they consider full-time work as an ESL teacher, it would still fall under part-time hours and thus be legal on all fronts. I'm gonna keep digging as it seems to good to be true.  
(to be continued)              
				Last edited by Eric : Apr 15th, 2005 at 08:35 pm.
				Reason: Fixed link that was broken
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