Shukko

Shukko
ConceptBusiness and Management Concepts

A Japanese company employee transfer arrangement

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Shukko

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Shukko is a form of job transfer in Japanese companies. It usually involves moving an employee from a company’s main branch to one of its branch offices or to an associated company, though it can rarely involve a non-affiliated company. Shukko supports Japan’s long-term employment model. It has a negative reputation when used to reduce personnel expenses, but may also give employees broader corporate experience and career opportunities.

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Meaning
A form of job transfer in Japanese companies
Usual transfer
From a main branch to a branch office or associated company
Employment role
Supports long-term employment
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Sources and credits

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Shukko (English Wikipedia)
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Q19840789
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