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rainyday
Not really sure where the vitriol for these two is coming from, seems the only thing they did wrong was work in one area of the service industry when their visa status was for a different one.
Yeah, they shouldn’t have done that but give me a break with all this talk about cracking down on serious crime, at worst this was a minor technicality that hurt nobody.
kurisupisu
Doing a crap job in Japan and getting punished for it-how ironic...
Open Minded
What about the cosmetic company hiring them illegally? Scott free I assume, right?
nothisrealname
I just wonder what happened to the company who hired them to work in cosmetics? Aren't they required to check? I know of quite a few situations where the company helps the people who they want to employ, telling them that they are hired to do one job, but they are actually doing another.
since1981
This has an 18 months in prison term?????? I thought I was going to read that they over stayed their visa.
Mayunia82
@nothisrealname
Yes, they are supposed to check, but just like what happens in the U.S., many of these companies knowingly hire individuals who are not properly documented, or undocumented all together. They turn a blind eye.
JeffLee
What kind of sentence was handed to the Japanese company that illegally hired them? Why didnt it sponsor them for proper visas?
TARA TAN KITAOKA
Was the interpreting accurate , if yes, how many % ???.
rainyday
So the expert Filipino cook shortage is what is getting you all riled up against these two? I had no idea it was such an important issue.
Mayunia82
Hopefully the "cosmetic manufacturing company" that hired them will get punished as well. There's no excuse for employers to not properly vetting their prospective employees.
macv
Tokyo district court judge to me via a court interpreter said Tell us about your vision. Me - I submitted 3 vision test reports that are sitting on the desk in front of you, did you not read them? Judge silence. Me - they all concluded my vision is so bad I must wear trifocals aka progressive lenses. Interpreter to judge - He wears Bosch & Lomb eyeglasses.
Mike Wyckoff
likely because they’re paying income tax.
seif
Why don't they just deport them and ban them from entering japan again?
602miko
They have a good skill if their profession is cook, Culinary, and I'm sure they have a licensed. Why they chooses the cosmetic job? Is there anyone who put them on that job? Sounds to me that they're already familiar in Japan for telling a lie?
tinawatanabe
They do after the ruling.
Yubaru
Nice to see (FINALLY) Japan attempting to join the 21st Century!
tinawatanabe
Cooks are expert jobs. Can you cook Filipino food?
WA4TKG
SinceWhen?!, simply Over Staying a Visa is one thing...blatantly LYING, Falsifying Legal (Federal) Documentation in order to acquire alternative employment is a FELONY.
Guess what? Time to Pay the Piper.
Vince Black
Criminals. These two got off lightly. Glad to see immigration cracking down on illegals
oldman_13
Good, crack down on these law breakers.