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Recruit Co., Ltd. (株式会社リクルート) is a human resources and classifeds company in Japan made famous by the Recruit scandal. For a time, Recruit was part of the Daiei keiretsu, but is now independent of it.
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Headquarters
Recruit's headquarters are in Ginza, in Chūō, Tokyo.
Publications
Recruit's publications include these, as well as others:
- Employment
- From A, information on temporary employment
- B-ing, information on employment and changing jobs in mid-career
- Travaille, information on temporary assignments
- Gaten, specializing in job information for fields such as construction workers, drivers and mechanics
- Jūtaku Jōhō, information on housing
- A-B Road, information on travel abroad
- Jalan, information on travel within Japan
- Recruit Navi, a membership Web site for employment information
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