The Tozen GABA Workers Union is officially in dispute with the company over it’s unfair disciplinary […]
BY CRAIG CURRIE-ROBSON Jan 22nd, 2014 Every year, thousands of young native English-speakers fly to Asia in […]
Tozen Gaba Local President Tyler Christensen has recently been disciplined with a warning letter by Gaba […]
This summer the Tozen Gaba Local took three steps forward in our campaign to improve working […]
安定した雇用について On Job Security １ 会社は、全組合員の安定した雇用を実現するため、労働条件を悪化することなく、契約を自動更新すること。 The company automatically extend contracts without degrading working conditions […]
2012年9月28日 〒151-0062 東京都渋谷区元代々木町 30-13 グラスシティ元代々木 4F 03-5790-7000 (TEL) 03-5790-7145 (FAX) 株式会社 GABA 代表取締役社長 増田崇之殿 GABA Corporation […]
"They told me I would be legally required to teach 160 lessons per month for visa sponsorship at a rate of ¥1,500 per lesson. But that didn't happen."
Japan's foreign language education market is growing, with learners more than willing to fork out plenty of money on lessons, DVDs or e-learning. Gaba says that on average, a student spends about 50,000 yen ($654) a month [on English conversation lessons] -- against an average 36,500 yen allowance for Japanese businesspeople.
Nichii Gakkan Company announced that it has decided to launch a takeover bid for shares of Gaba Corporation.
Nichii Gakkan Co. said Friday it will begin a tender offer to purchase shares of Gaba Corp., an operator of English-language conversation classes, in a move to bolster its education business. Nichii plans to spend up to 10 billion yen to make Gaba a wholly owned subsidiary.