Where to ask about unpaid wages or workplace problems in Chiba
If your employer has not paid your wages, your working hours are problematic, you were dismissed unexpectedly, safety at work concerns you, or you were injured on the job, a Japanese public labour authority may be able to provide consultation.
Useful information to gather first
- Your employer’s name and workplace
- The period you worked there
- Your employment contract, payslips and shift or attendance records, if available
- The unpaid amount and the date payment was due
- Relevant emails, messages or notices from your employer
Public consultation for foreign workers in Chiba
The Chiba Labour Bureau provides guidance on consultation points for foreign workers. They cover subjects including pay, working hours, occupational safety and workers’ compensation. The official information also lists consultation days with Vietnamese-language support.
Schedules and opening hours may change. Check the current information before visiting.
Official foreign-worker consultation information — Chiba Labour Bureau
Need help outside regular office hours or at weekends?
The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare’s Labour Standards Advice Hotline offers multilingual consultation at certain times outside Labour Standards Inspection Office opening hours, including weekends and public holidays.
Official information on consultation services for foreign workers
Not sure which service handles your situation?
Right Place Japan can help you organize the information you have and suggest an appropriate public office or type of professional to approach. A small question is fine, and asking Right Place Japan is free.
Compiled using information available in September 2026. Please confirm the current languages, consultation days and hours on official websites.
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