The Japanese Journal of Labour Studies
January 2021(No.726)
Changing Labor Market and Labor Insurance
CONTENTS
OPINION
- The Roles of Labor Insurance
- Yoshimi Kikuchi
- The Premiums Collection Law and Its Present Problems
- Kenichiro Nishimura
- Labor Insurance for Multiple Jobholders
- Naoko Kono
- “Special Insurance” in Workers’ Compensation in Japan: The Relationship
between Independent Contractors and Workers’ Compensation
- Ryosuke Jigami
- The Effects of Unemployment Insurance: A Review of Recent Research
- Miki Kohara
Yanni Shen
- The Support for Specified Job Seekers Act as a Second Safety Net
- Kosuke Marutani
- Legal Research on How to Determine Worker’s Accident Compensation
Insurance Premiums in Japan
- Daisuke Kitaoka
NOTE
- Factors Determining Work Engagement in Jobs Not Based on Employment:
Comparative Analysis of Regular Employees and Freelancers
- Nobutaka Ishiyama
BOOK REVIEWS
- Masahito Toki Possibility and Limit of Labor Law Regulations beyond
the Boundary of Legal Entity: A Comparative Study of Individual Labor
Relation Laws in Germany, the U.S. and Japan
- Koichi Kamata
- Chizuko Hayakawa Gaikoku-jin Rōdōsha to Hō (Foreign Workers and
The Law : Immigration Law Policy and Labor Law Policy)
- Tadashi Negishi
ARTICLE TODAY
- Nathaniel Hendren “Knowledge of Future Job Loss and Implications for
Unemployment Insurance”
- Katsuhiro Komatsu
FIELD EYE
- Back to the 1950s? Work and Parenting in the COVID-19 Crisis
- Junko Yamashita
