Japanese Yilan (Yilan) Ramen Many Chinese people know that it is a very popular ramen brand store.
As of December last year, Yilan Ramen has 74 branches at home and abroad (in addition, there are branches in the United States, Hong Kong, China). Yilan Ramen Shop has become one of the "attractions" and delicious food for many Chinese tourists to visit Japan.
Iran Ramen is a representative of the use of turtle bone white soup ramen. It is also a type of Hakata ramen in Japan (Sapporo Ramen, Kitano Ramen and Hakata ramen ). It is known as " Fukuoka No. 1" and is well-known at home and abroad. It is said that people often queue for several hours to eat a bowl of noodles in Hong Kong branches.
Why is Yilan Ramen so popular? To sum up, there are about three major reasons: Tang Xinzi soup, custom-made circles and complete room.
Yilan was the first to add chili peppers to ramen, and since then it has created a new horizon in the ramen industry. The exclusive red hot sauce made of 30 kinds of chili peppers has also become Yilan's strongest secret recipe, and it is invincible with turtle bone ramen!
Customers first line up outside and then fill out a list. This list is actually a personal taste option. You can choose the concentration of the soup base, the soft and hard noodles, whether to add char siu or not, etc. according to your preferences, and you can choose it personally and freely.
has single-room-style seats in the store, which also makes customers who were embarrassed to step into the ramen shop alone in the past, and can eat with confidence without caring about others' eyes. This service is simply unspeakable.
Also, people who enter Yilan toilet for the first time should be shocked because there is a roll of toilet paper hanging on the wall! In order to avoid the tragedy of paperless use in customers when they go to the toilet, Yilan is fully prepared. Even toilet paper makes people feel full of peace of mind.
is such a ray of Yilan, but something big happened recently.
Osaka Prefecture South Police Station handed over the information of the company as a legal person to the prosecution on March 6th because it allowed the working hours of international students to exceed the statutory time and suspected of violating the "important labor" in the Entry and Exit Management Law. The reason for sending the inspection is that the above-mentioned suspects were suspected of hiring 10 students from Vietnam and China from September 3 to November 25 last year to work in two stores including the "Ilan Dotton Hok Store" in Osaka City, and let their working hours exceed the upper limit stipulated in the Entry and Exit Administration Law.
Although Japan allows international students to work, according to Japan's entry authority regulations, the legal limit for international students to work every week is 28 hours. International students can choose to work in supermarkets, restaurants, factories, convenience stores, etc.
It is reported that the two stores have a total of about 850 part-time clerks, including about 550 foreigners. The store is open 24 hours a day, and the hourly salary for part-time jobs is relatively high, which has been well received by international students.
Among the international students who were transferred to the prosecution by the information, some work at most about 164 hours a month, with an income of about 210,000 yen, far exceeding the legal time for international students to work every week.
President Jifu is also suspected of hiring 12 international students, including the above 10 people, in the form of working, but has not submitted their names and staying period to the Public Occupational Stabilization Institute.
According to the police, all seven people admitted to the suspicion. President Ji Fu confessed that "although he knew it was illegal employment, he (this matter) was completely handed over to the labor department of the head office. He did not fully comply with the regulations, and the responsibility lies with me." Regarding the suspected violation of the Employment Countermeasures Act, he said that he "had not known about this law before."
In fact, in November last year, the Japanese police arrested a former Vietnamese student on suspicion of violating the Refugee Law (extra-qualified activities), and searched the company headquarters involved in the case. He later arrested several other foreign students and searched them on suspicion of violating the law.
Japanese netizens also discussed this news. Many people have put forward different opinions on the regulations on the working time limit for international students↓↓
Netizen 1: International students want to work more, and the store wants to work more employees, hoping that the procedures can be simplified and create a good working environment.
Netizen 2: As expected, cheap labor is needed everywhere.
Netizen 3: If one of the international students also wants to work, it doesn’t matter. However, I personally think that Yilan's hospitality attitude is not good.
Generally speaking, Japan has its own reasons for limiting the working hours of international students, such as focusing on academic research and avoiding illegal work in the name of studying abroad.
However, in Japan's service industry is facing a shortage of manpower, and international students may also be willing to work more to reduce the economic burden of studying abroad.
In this case, the problem of international students working overtime is probably going to be banned from the future.
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