5. Women Workers

2002
Oct

  • Should the Treatment of Regular and Part-time Workers be Equalized?
    Discrepancies in Conditions and 'ocused Legal Regulations
    (PDF 207KB) pdficon
          Hiroya Nakakubo, Professor, Faculty of Law and Economics, Chiba University
  • Should Wages for Regular and Part-time Workers be Based on the Principle of 'Equal Pay for Work of Equal Value'? (PDF 207KB) pdficon
          Mutsuko Asakura, Professor, Faculty of Law, Tokyo Metropolitan University
  • Sep

  • Does the ¥1.03 Million Tax Exempt Limit Depress the Hourly Wage of Part-time Workers? (PDF 209KB) pdficon
          Yukiko Abe, Associate Professor Faculty of Economics, Asia University
  • Wife Allowance and Tax Exemption behind Low Wages for Part-time Workers (PDF 209KB) pdficon
          Nobuko Nagase, Associate Professor Graduate School of Humanities and Sciences, Ochanomizu University
  • 2001
    Sep

  • Aging Society and the Labor Market in Japan: Should the Fertility Rate be Raised Now? — No!
          Junichi Goto, Professor Research Institute for Economics and Business Administration, Kobe University
  • Apr

  • Is ‘Atypical Employment’ a Flexible Formof Working Life?
          Hiroki Sato, Professor Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo
  • 2000
    Sep

  • Legal Problems Concerning Part-time Work in Japan
          Katsutoshi Kezuka, Professor School of Law, Senshu University
  • Aug

  • Telework in Japan
          Shinya Ouchi, Associate Professor Faculty of Law, Kobe University
  • Feb

  • The Current Situation of “Family-friendly” Policies in Japan
          Hiroki Sato, Professor Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo
  • Jan

  • Equal Employment Revisited
          Tadashi Hanami, Research Director General, The Japan Institute of Labour
  • 1998
    Jun

  • Re-employing Japanese Women - Female Labor and Sustained Support -
          Sachiko Imada, Assistant Research Director, The Japan Institute of Labour
  • Apr

  • Recent Legislative Developments in Equal Employment and Harmonization of Work and Family Life in Japan
          Takashi Araki, Associate Professor of Law,University of Tokyo
  • 1997
    Sep

  • "Personal Rights" in the Workplace:
    The Emerging Law Concerning Sexual Harassment in Japan

          Ryuichi Yamakawa, Associate Professor of Law, University of Tsukuba
  • Aug

  • Work and Family Life
          Sachiko Imada, Assistant Research Director, The Japan Institute of Labour
  • 1996
    Aug

  • Female Labor Force After the Enforcement of The Equal Employment Opportunity Law
          Sachiko Imada, Assistant Research Director, The Japan Institute of Labour
  • Apr

  • Japanese In-House Job Training and Development
          Takashi Kawakita, Professor, Hosei University
  • Jan

  • Flexibility and Inspilation: Restructuring and the Japanese Labor Market
          Machiko Osawa (Professor of Economics, Asia University)
          Jeff Kingston (Associate Dean,Temple University Japan)
  • 1995
    May

  • Japanese Production Workers in Small Business
          Takashi Kawakita, Professor School of Business Administration, Hosei University
  • 1994
    Oct

  • Recent Developments Regarding Child and Elder Care Leave in Japan
          Ryuichi Yamakawa, Associate Professor of Law, Musashi University
  • Sep

  • Female Employment and Ability Development
          Sachiko Imada, Senior Reseacher, The Japan Institute of Labour
  • Aug

  • Characteristics of Regulations on Dispatched Work ( Temporary Work) in Japan
          Takashi Araki, Associate Professor, University of Tokyo
  • 1993
    Apr

  • Working Women and Mental Stress
          Takashi Asakura, Lecturer Department of Health and Sports Science, Tokyo Gakugei University
  • 1992
    Aug

  • Is the Japanese Labor Market Dual Structured?
          Takashi Kawakita, Hosei University Special Researcher, The Japan Institute of Labour
  • Jan

  • Changing Marriage and Family Structure: Women's Perspective
          Kazuko Tanaka, Assistent Professor, Division of International Studies, International Christian University


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