According to The Jiji News, Japan's welfare ministry proposed to an expert panel a plan to conditionally allow foreigners to engage in home care services for the elderly.
Under the plan, aimed at expanding the scope of jobs available to such personnel and easing labor shortages in the sector, nursing offices that hire such foreign staff will be obliged to provide them with necessary training programs. Currently, foreign technical intern trainees and foreign workers with so-called specified skills are allowed to work at care facilities in the country. They are banned from engaging in home help services to provider one-on-one assistance to users, however, due to concerns about their communication skills in Japanese. https://sp.m.jiji.com/english/show/31967
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