Key Facts
• June wage trends for part-time jobs were released by recruitment platforms.
• MyNavi reported a 50-yen increase YoY, reaching an average of 1,295 yen.
• MyNavi wages rose for 34 consecutive months, with all regions showing YoY growth.
• Food sector wages hit record highs, with job postings up 1.33x YoY.
• Apparel-related job postings surged 1.20x MoM due to summer sales demand.
• Dip reported a 40-yen YoY wage drop, averaging 1,305 yen, marking 9 months of decline.
• Dip’s job postings increased 11.4% YoY, totaling approximately 338,000.
• Recruit’s three major metropolitan areas saw a 46-yen YoY wage rise to 1,263 yen.
• En Japan reported a 36-yen YoY increase, with wages averaging 1,238 yen.
• Seven out of nine job categories saw YoY wage increases, led by education (+151 yen).
Summary
June 2025 data from recruitment platforms revealed mixed trends in part-time and hourly wages. MyNavi reported a 50-yen YoY increase, marking 34 consecutive months of growth, with all regions showing wage hikes. Food and retail sectors saw significant demand, with food wages reaching record highs and apparel job postings surging due to summer sales. Conversely, Dip reported a 40-yen YoY wage drop, continuing a 9-month decline, despite a 11.4% YoY rise in job postings. Recruit and En Japan both recorded YoY wage increases, with Recruit’s metropolitan areas up 46 yen and En Japan’s national average up 36 yen. Notably, seven out of nine job categories experienced wage growth, with education seeing the largest increase (+151 yen).
