The Japanese Journal of Labour Studies
January 2017(No.678) The Labor Issues that Franchises Face
CONTENTS
OPINION
- The Labor Issues that Franchises Face
- Tetsunari Doko
- The Issues Surrounding Employment and Labor in Japan’s Franchise Organizations
- Tomonori Inukai
- Franchise Contracts: Theory and Evidence
- Masayoshi Maruyama
- Can “Owners” of Convenience Stores be “Workers” under Japanese Labor Union Law?
- Yoko Hashimoto
- Management and Labor at Convenience Stores
- Naoki Tsuchiya
- Labor Sustaining the Franchise System: Focus on the Growth in Careers of a Shop Manager
- Yoshinobu Igo
- Franchisors’ Liability to their Franchisees’ Employees under US Labor Law
- Masahito Toki
PROSPECTS for LABOR POLICY
- Policy and Challenges on Young Unemployees and NEET
- Michiko Miyamoto
BOOK REVIEWS
- Hajime Wada Reconstruction of Labour Law: Solving the Employment Crisis
- Yoko Hashimoto
- Kazunori Iijima The Bargaining Power of a Workplace-Union Organization:The Case of the Hiroshima Dentetsu Labor Union
- Hak-soo Oh
NOTE
- Reiki Okui They Drive Imperial Hotel: 70 Years of Imperial Hotel Labor Union
- Kayo Goto
ARTICLE TODAY
- “Sociology of Professions: International Divergences and Research Directions”
- Yudai Okazaki
FIELD EYE
- International Conference on Educational Inequality
- Takehiko Kariya
