12. Working Life/Worker's Opinion

2003
Feb	Dangers Facing Businessmen in Their 20s and 30s Who Work for Large Companies (PDF 83KB)       Yuji Genda, Associate Professor, Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo
2001
Apr	Is ‘Atypical Employment’ a Flexible Formof Working Life?       Hiroki Sato, Professor, Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo
Mar	Contingent Workers in Japan: New Developments and Unexpected Consequences       Motohiro Morishima, Professor of Human Resource Management, Graduate School of Business Administration, Keio University
2000
Mar	Youth Employment and Parasite Singles       Yuji Genda, Associate Professor, Faculty of Economics, Gakushuin University
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
Jul	Aging Society and Inequality       Fumio Ohtake, Associate Professor, Institute of Social and Economic Research, Osaka University
Jun	Employment and Treatment of Middle-Aged and Older White-Collar Employees After the Bubble       Atsushi Sato, Senior Researcher, Japan Institute of Labour
Jan	Procedural Fairness in Evaluation Systems for Japanese White-Collar Employees       Motohiro Morishima, Professor, Graduate School of Business Administration, Keio University
1997
Nov	Changes in Japanese Human Resource Management:A Demand-Side Story       Motohiro Morishima, Associate Professor, Faculty of Policy Management, Keio University
Aug	Work and Family Life       Sachiko Imada, Assistant Research Director, The Japan Institute of Labour
Jul	The Early Career Development of High-school Graduates       Keichi Yoshimoto, Associate Professor of Education, The Kyushu University       Reiko Kosugi, Senior Resercher, The Japan Institute of Labour
Mar	The Mid-career Unemployed in Japan       Takashi Kawakita, Professor, Hosei University
1994
Mar	Japanese View of Self - Is it Unique?       Kiyoshi Ando, Senior Reseacher, The Japan Institute of Labour, Professor of Psychology, Tokyo Women's Christian University
1993
Sep	"Starting Your Own Business" as Employee's Career Path       Hiroki Sato, Senior Researcher, The Japan Institute of Labour, Professor of Sociology, Hosei University
Apr	Working Women and Mental Stress       Takashi Asakura, Lecturer Department of Health and Sports Science, Tokyo Gakugei University
Feb	Union Leaders' Attitudes and Career Developoment Introduction       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
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