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Japan

In Japan, part-time jobs are referred to as "Arubaito" (アルバイト), a loan word from German Arbeit, or simply "Part" (パート). Despite both Arubaito and Part having the same definition by law, Arubaito mostly referring to students, while the latter are mostly to stay-at-home parent or freeter. Part-time workers in Japan are also entitled to the rights of workers, such as paid annual leave, and are eligible for the same employee benefits that the company offers to full-time employees. It is popular among foreign students because it provides financial stability and language proficiency are often not required. Foreign students are allowed to work part-time up to 28 hours per week (40 hours during school holidays).