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regulations, etc.) Probationary period:Probationary period present Probationary period description:Two months from the start date of employment [Various systems] Transportation expenses:Commuting allowance
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financial and other circumstances. Probationary period:Probationary period present Probationary period description:Contract initially with 6-month probationary period (inclusive). [Various systems
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for individuals older than 70 years. Probationary period:Probationary period present Probationary period description:In principle, the first two months of employment is considered a trial period.There is no change
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contracts will not be renewed for individuals older than 70 years. 3.An interim review may be conducted as necessary. Probationary period:Probationary period present Probationary period description:In
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based on this evaluation, the contract will not be renewed for the following fiscal year. Probationary period:Probationary period present Probationary period description:In principle, the first two months
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be made beyond 5 years from the date of commencement of employment.) Probationary period:Probationary period present Probationary period description:1 month [Various systems] Transportation
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budget at the time. In principle, employment contracts will not be renewed for individuals older than 70 years. Probationary period:Probationary period present Probationary period description:In principle
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review on as a guide the third year. Probationary period:Probationary period present Probationary period description:In principle, the first two months of employment are considered a trial period. There is
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an interim review approximately two years after hiring. Probationary period:Probationary period present Probationary period description:In principle, the first two months of employment are considered a trial
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the Unit and OIST, as well as with external researchers, to foster interdisciplinary and international exchange. Present and disseminate research results through publications and presentations at seminars