Her Shift Launches as Japan-First Female-Focused Driver Job Support Service
The service addresses a gap where job listings omit workplace conditions that matter to women, despite high demand and a record number of female taxi drivers.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Unitas launched Her Shift on August 4, 2026, a job support service for women seeking driver roles in taxi, bus, shuttle, and delivery. It re-edits workplace information from a female perspective, covering details like atmosphere, gender ratio, facilities, and shift flexibility. About 40 percent of initial applicants were women.
Unitas began Her Shift on August 4, 2026, targeting women who want driver jobs in taxi, bus, shuttle, and delivery work. The service gathers first-hand information about workplaces, such as atmosphere, gender ratio, restrooms, changing rooms, and shift flexibility, and re-edits it from a female job seeker's viewpoint.
Initial applications show about 40 percent came from women, compared with roughly 5 percent of taxi drivers being female. The company plans to expand field research to cover more workplace details that job listings do not show.
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