Editing Freeter (section)

==Causes==
The Japan Institute of Labor classifies freeters into three groups: the "''moratorium'' type" that wants to wait before starting a career, the "''dream pursuing'' type", and the "''no alternative'' type". 
*The ''moratorium'' type of freeter wants to enjoy life, and deliberately chooses not to join the [[rat race]] of the [[Japanese work environment]].
*The ''dream pursuing'' type has specific dreams incompatible with a standard Japanese career.
*The ''no alternative'' type could not find a decent job before high school or university graduation in the system called {{nihongo|"[[simultaneous recruiting of new graduates]]" |新卒一括採用|Shinsotsu-Ikkatsu-Saiyō}}, which is unique to Japanese society.  Those left behind by ''Shinsotsu-Ikkatsu-Saiyō'' are forced to take low paying irregular jobs. This usually has to do with their [[Dropping out|dropout]] status from previous educational institutes. Those who dropped out of high school have the worst prospects.