WHATS Seminar Vol. 242 [Online] titled above will be held on Tuesday, January 13, 2026

[Seminar Overview]

●　2:30 PM – 3:20PM

Understanding the Market for One-Day and Short-Term Job Matching Services Through a Survey of Corporate Recruiters
— Corporate Use of On-Demand Short-Term Staffing Apps in Japan and Their Future Growth Potential

Amid a continuing and severe labor shortage in Japan, the use of “spot workers”—individuals hired on a one-day or very short-term basis—has become a practical staffing option for companies operating in a diverse range of business sectors. In particular, so-called “Sukima Baito” apps—mobile applications that match companies with workers for short, one-day jobs that can be taken between other commitments—are giving rise to a new recruitment market distinct from the traditional long-term part-time employment market.

In this seminar, based on the results of an online survey conducted with 1,000 recruitment and hiring managers from private companies and organizations, we will explain how on-demand short-term staffing apps are actually being used by companies, as well as the growth potential of the on-demand short-term staffing app market.

☆ This seminar is recommended for those who:

• are considering entering the on-demand short-term staffing service market,
• wish to understand the market position of their own on-demand short-term staffing app business, or
• want to gain insight into corporate demand for one-day and short-term job matching apps.

     Program

1. Overview of the On-Demand Short-Term Staffing Service Market
2. Survey Findings: Actual Use of One-Day and Short-Term Job Matching Apps by Companies
   Key topics include:
   • Types of tasks for which one-day and short-term workers are used, and the reasons for their use
   • Awareness and usage rates of one-day and short-term job matching apps
   • Average time required to match workers with job requests
   • Proportion of app usage fees within total part-time recruitment costs, among others
3. Survey Findings: Corporate Evaluation of On-Demand Short-Term Staffing Apps and Analysis of Selection Criteria
   Key topics include:
   • Satisfaction levels by app brand and reasons for satisfaction
   • Factors emphasized by companies not currently using such apps when selecting an on-demand short-term staffing service, among others
4. Potential Market Size of the On-Demand Short-Term Staffing App Market

●　3:20 PM – 3:30 PM
　　Q&A Session

[Seminar Outline]

Date and Time: 2:30PM –3:30 PM (JST), Tuesday, January 13, 2026

Venue: Online Live Streaming

The seminar will be live-streamed through "Deliveru", an online streaming platform provided by Facio Inc.

Fee: 5,000 yen (tax excluded) / 5,500 yen (tax included)
How to Participate:

• After completing your registration, we will send your access ID the day before the seminar.
• The live stream will be hosted on Deliveru, the event streaming platform by Facio Inc. Please click here to log in.
• Recommended System Requirements (in Japanese)
• Test Video Viewing Page
• FAQ

Registration:

 Registration For the Seminar

(You will jump to the registration page in Japanese.)

For inquiries in English, please click here.

Registration Deadline: 5:00 p.m. (JST), Friday, January 9, 2026

Notes:

・This seminar will be conducted in Japanese.
・After your registration, we will send an invoice by E-mail or postal mail.
・Please transfer the participation fee by the day before the event or within one week of receiving the invoice.
・Cancellations will not be accepted after payment.
・This seminar can also be registered via Deliveru, with payment options including credit card, convenience store payment, and Pay-easy.
​・Please note that participation may be restricted depending on the registrant’s industry or job function.

Cancellation Policy:

Cancellations made after 3:00 p.m. (JST) on the business day before the event or on the day of the event without prior notice will incur a full participation fee charge, regardless of payment status.

Contact:

For inquiries in English, please click here.
Yano Research Institute Ltd.