Hyderabad: Giving top priority to providing employment opportunities to the youth, the Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy-led delegation signed memoranda of understanding (MoUs) with top manpower companies in Tokyo on Saturday. The Telangana Overseas Manpower Company Ltd. (Tomcom), a state-run organisation under the department of labour, employment, training and factories, signed MoUs with two leading companies — TERN (TGUK Technologies Pvt. Ltd.) and Raj Group. This collaboration is aimed at facilitating the recruitment of skilled professionals from Telangana to meet the growing workforce demands in Japan across high-demand sectors. TERN Group with its regional office in Tokyo’s Shinagawa district, specialises in international recruitment for the software, engineering, and specified skilled worker (SSW) sectors within Japan. Raj Group in partnership with Tsukui Corporation Ltd, Japan’s leading nursing care employer, has been working with Tomcom for training and recruitment of caregivers. With the new MoU, it will expand collaboration to non-health sectors. The two Japanese employers have jointly indicated a requirement of around 500 personnel in the next one to two years in sectors such as healthcare (200), engineering (automotive, mechanical, computer science/information technology) 100; hospitality (100); construction (including civil engineering, building works, infrastructure development, equipment handling and maintenance) 100. This initiative is part of Tomcom’s broader mission to diversify international employment avenues for the youth of Telangana. These agreements are expected to pave the way for long-term collaboration, offering a strong platform for skilled workers and professionals from Telangana to participate and contribute to Japan’s evolving labor market.
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