The Japanese Journal of Labour Studies
Special Issue 2020(No.715)
The 2019 Conference on Labor Policy Study

Policy Issues relating to Foreign Workers: From the Viewpoint of Labor Law: Chizuko Hayakawa
The Characteristics of the Specified Skills System and Its Social Impacts: A Comparison between Systems for the Acceptance of Foreign Workers: Chieko Kamibayashi
An Economic Analysis of Bottlenecks in the Labor Market and Relationship between Internal and International Migration:From Comparable Perspectives in Japan and Germany: Yasushi Iguchi
Policy Issues relating to Foreign Workers: Shoichi Ibusuki

The Basis for Calculating the Basic Daily Benefit for Employees with Side Jobs: Makiko Amaya
The Effects of Continued Employment for Three Years after Childbirth on Careers and their Causes: Focusing on the Timing of the First Child’s Birth: Yuka Mitarai
Should Base Salary Structure for Older Employees be Present-Job-Based, If Older Employees are Utilized and Performed? The Shift to the Present Job-Based Salary Structure from the Past Contribution-Based Salary Structure: Miho Fujinami
Haruyuki Kanou
The Initiatives of Facilities for Commissioned Training for People Separated from Employment and the Employment of Training Recipients: Makoto Fujimoto
Selection and Training of Women Union Officers: Focusing on Enterprise Unions: Kayo Goto
Strategic Roles of Bonus for In-company Trade Unions under the Stagnation of Monthly Salary: Isao Nishio
What Are the Factors behind Joining a Labor Union? From a Case Study of an Open Shop Union: Tsutomu Nishio

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