The Japanese Journal of Labour Studies (Nihon Rodo Kenkyu Zasshi)
Back Number 2016
- Why Do Young Workers Quickly Leave Their First Jobs? Discussion of Changes
in the Japanese Employment System
- Toru Kobayashi
- Analysis of Organizational Restructuring based on Actor Network Theory:
Analysis of the Behavior Modification Process for Organization Members
by Organizational Restructuring
- Morio Itoh
- The Attributes of Wages in Japan
- Mitsuo Ishida
- Wages after Overcoming Deflation: From the Viewpoint of the Labour and Employment Laws
- Ikuko Mizushima
- Causes of Wage Reduction during the Deflation Period in Japan, and Conditions for a Sustainable Wage Increase
- Hisashi Yamada
- Why is the Employment Rate of Highly Educated Women in Japan Low? Comparative Empirical Analysis between Japan and the Netherlands of Educational Mismatch on Wages by Gender
- Kyoko Ichikawa
- Legal System to Support Livelihoods for the Social Integration Policy of Foreign Workers in the United States: From Cases on Workers’ Compensation and Unemployment Insurance
- Chizuko Hayakawa
- Comparison of the HRM System Based on the Policy of Developing and Maximizing the Competency of Employees between Japan and France
- Chisato Sekiya
- The Role of Labour Unions in Succession of Engineer's Intuition in the Construction Industry
- Masao Yamasaki
- Utilizing Elderly Employees with Support from Human Resources Department with the 2012 Revised Act on the Stabilization of Employment of Elderly Persons: Discussion on Support for Lifetime Employment
- Haruyuki Kanou
Eiichi Ohki
Miho Fujinami
- Consequences of Abusive Supervision: The Moderating Effects of Job Characteristics and Resources in the Family Domain
- Masaki Hosomi
- Study of Psychological Support for Public Vocational Training Students
- Satoru Kobayashi
- A Looking into “Black-listed” Work: How it Occurs and Ways to Respond
- Emiko Takeishi
Atsushi Sato
Kayo Goto
- The Growth of a Service Industry and Employment
- Nobuo Isagai
- Productivity in the Service Sector and Labor Market
- Masayuki Morikawa
- Working Conditions in the Service Economy: A Focus on Job Quality
- Namie Nagamatsu
- Capabilities, Aptitudes, Consciousness and Behavior Required in Service Industries: From the Data Analysis of “50,000 Workers Web Occupational Trend Survey”
- Shinsaku Matsumoto
- A Consideration of Media Content Producers’ Ways of Working and their Career Development
- Masaru Yamashita
- The Issues on Working Hours and Regulations on Working Hours Attributed by the Expansion of the Service Industry
- Takahiro Asano
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