Pasona has been aiming to build a society where work can adapt to the lifestyle changes of individuals. We launched “Kurashinity”, a housekeeping service designed to support “Work-Life Balance”.
We bring smiles “ngiti” to your lifestyle “kurashi”
Ngiti
(pronounced “neetee”) means “smile” in Tagalog. Kurashini mean
lifestyle in Japanese.
More than 400 hours of training
Pasona’s original training
programs
All the staff are Philippine nationals, holding a nationally recognized qualification. Pasona is closely involve in the staff's recruitment process, training and society integration support.
A global standard service with Filipino housekeepers
All the staff have at least 1 year relevant housekeeping work experience in different parts of the world, from Middle East, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore.
Certified as a secure
housekeeping service provider
Housekeeping service accreditation is an assessment process conducted by both Japan Housekeeping Service Council and Japan Standard Association Group in which these organizations evaluate the service quality of all the housekeeping service agencies in Japan.
In addition to meticulous privacy management, in the event concrete damages occur due to an accident during the service provision, customers are at ease as the services are covered by liability insurance.
We take measures against infectious diseases by daily checking of staff's health condition, alcohol disinfection of cleaning tools and slippers, hand washing, gargling and ventilation.
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