4. Industrial Relations

2003
May

  • Changes in the Spring Wage Offensive and the Future of the Wage Determination System in Japanese Firms (PDF 101KB) pdficon
          Hiroyuki Fujimura, Professor, Faculty of Business Adminstration, Hosei University
  • 2002
    May

  • Re-examining the Role of Labor Unions in the Era of the Diversified Workforce (PDF 186KB) pdficon
          Takashi Araki, Professor, Dr., Faculty of Law University of Tokyo
  • 2001
    Dec

  • Non-regular Workers and Labor-management Relations: A Case Study of the Electric Industry
          Atsushi Sato, Senior Researcher, Japan Institute of Labour
  • Jun

  • Industrywide Organizations of Labor Unions in the 1990s: Reform and Stagnation
          Keisuke Nakamura, Professor, Institue of Social Science, University of Tokyo
  • 1999
    Dec

  • Role of Labor Unions in the Recent Change in White-collar HRM Practices in Japan
          Motohiro Morishima, Professor, Graduate School of Business Administration, Keio University
  • May

  • The Origins and Destinations of Japan's Union Leaders
          Hiroyuki Fujimura, Professor, Faculty of Business Administration, Hosei University
  • Jan

  • Procedural Fairness in Evaluation Systems for Japanese White-Collar Employees
          Motohiro Morishima, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Business Administration, Keio Univeristy
  • 1998
    Jul

  • The Future of Trade Unions in Japan
          Hiroyuki Fujimura, Professor, Faculty of Business Administration, Hosei University
  • 1997
    Nov

  • Changes in Japanese Human Resource Management:A Demand-Side Story
          Motohiro Morishima, Associate Professor, Faculty of Policy Management, Keio University
  • 1996
    Jun

  • Procedures for Resolving Individual Employment Disputes
          Hiroya Nakakubo, Associate Professor of Law, Chiba University
  • 1995
    Nov

  • "The Tale of Cain and Abel" A Study of the Contemporary Japanese Labor Politics
          Toru Shinoda, Associate Professor School of Social Sciences, Waseda University
  • Aug

  • Modification of Working Conditions Through Dismissals?: A Comparative Analysis of the SAS Case
          Takashi Araki, Associate Professor of Law, University of Tokyo
  • Apr

  • Employment Practices and Unemployment in Contemporary Japan
          Akira Takanashi, Research Director General, The Japan Institute of Labour
  • Jan

  • Union Participation of Workers in Managerial and Supervisory Positions
          Michio Nitta, Professor Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo
  • 1994
    Nov

  • Why Has Union Density Declined in Japan?
          Tsuyoshi Tsuru, Associate Professor of Economics, The Institute of Economic Reseach, Hitotsubashi University
  • Jul

  • Will the Union for Middle Management Expand?
          Yasuo Suwa, Professor of Labor Law, Hosei University
  • Apr

  • Retirement Support Services of Japanese Labor Unions
          Takashi Kawakita, Professor of Industrial Sociology, Hosei University, Senior Researcher, The Japan Institute of Labour
  • 1993
    Nov

  • Historic Change in Japanese Politics and Labor Movement-The July 18 General Election and Its Effect-
          Michio Nitta, Professor of Industrial Relations, University of Tokyo, Senior Researcher, The Japan Institute of Labour
  • Mar

  • Relation of Collective Agreement to Rules of Employment
          Yasuo Suwa, Profrssor of Labour Law, Hosei University
  • Feb

  • Union Leaders' Attitudes and Career Developoment
          Kaoru Iwasaki, Secretaryn General, International Research Institute for Labor & Industry
  • 1992
    Dec

  • Flextime and Personnel Management:Greater Emphasis on Discretionary Work
          Takeshi Inagami, Professor of Sociology, Hosei University
  • Nov

  • Intrafirm Communication at Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises
          Michio Nitta, Professor of Economics University of Tokyo, Senior Researcher JIL
  • Sep

  • Enterprise - Based Labor Unions and Collective Agreements
          Yasuo Suwa, Professor of Labor Law Hosei University, Senior Researcher JIL


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