（社）京都府視覚障害者協会

My family was taken care of.

I don't want to see this facility again. I took a employment examination in the past. Immediately after the playful general liberal arts exam was over and the lunch break was over, the person in charge came out. He said, "No applicable person" and "This is a public interest. Not everyone is hired because it is a public interest incorporated association." Isn't it terrible to take an exam like this ritual and go home immediately? If the answer is decided from the beginning, you don't need a lunch break. Document screening is enough. People who come to take the employment exam have to pay for transportation or cancel another schedule and come all the way. And anyway, the person in charge was overwhelming. This is a human-specific attitude of working in social welfare, but ... You are not a civil servant who has national, local, or administrative functions, only that the general incorporated association is certified as a public interest. What's more, even though he is a hiring manager, he has a playful face and pretends he doesn't know, "I heard that only a few people were hired in the previous exam." Of course, if you're a hiring manager, you know? Don't be afraid to make a fool of a job seeker! Everything was rude. Is this a recruitment test for an organization that protects human rights and welfare? And all the participants were returned from the test site. If "not everyone is fine!", Why not stop submitting jobs to Hello Work or Indeed, which anyone can apply for? And if you're not willing to hire from the beginning, it's a violation of human rights to place irresponsible jobs. If you want to submit a job in the future, please include your gender, age, work history, qualifications, residence and specific words on the job vacancies! It's a terrible organization. The organization is also like having employees write Google reviews. There will be no social credibility.

I worked before. I think that it is easy to work because there are many female employees and many of them are working long after returning to maternity leave. There are a relatively large number of people who have no experience in welfare.