Conduct online research to identify reporting on Japanese companies’ social and environmental impacts both domestically and overseas.
Present the information on the BHRC’s website in a compelling format for users.
When necessary, translate information between English and Japanese.
Invite companies to respond to concerns raised by civil society about their conducts.
Provide assistance in writing materials in Japanese or English for the BHRC’s website and external outreach, such as newsletters, blog posts, briefing notes, or articles.
Provide assistance to Japan Researcher in hosting webinars/events including monthly online briefing sessions and topic-specific webinars targeting our Japanese audience.
Participate in Global Team projects as needed, and in one-hour online meetings with the BHRC’s Global Team, every two weeks.
Requirements
1-3+ years’ work in the field of business and human rights, corporate social responsibility, labour rights, development, environment or social justice (preferably working on Japan) is preferred.
A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree, regardless of disciplines will be considered.
Fluency in Japanese and strong English-language skills (reading, writing, speaking).
Commitment to advancing social and environmental commitment from the business sector.
The right to work in Japan (applicants from other locations will also be considered, but priorities will be given to those based in Japan).
Benefits
The BHRC will reimburse necessary work-related expenses such as for travel.