The Japanese Journal of Labour Studies
July 2019(No.708)
Employment and Labor in the Tourism Industry
The Japanese Journal of Labour Studies is a peer review-based specialist research magazine containing high-quality articles by researchers and experts active in the front lines of research (first issued in 1959).
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Abstracts (until February-March 2016)
CONTENTS
OPINION
- Toward the Continued Development of the Tourism Industry
- Hirotaka Yamauchi
ARTICLESAbstracts July 2019(No.708) (PDF:422KB)
- The Growth of the Travel Industry and its Impact on Employment and Labor
in the Accommodation Industry - Noriko Yagasaki
- The Productivity of Japan’s Tourism Industry
- Kyoji Fukao
Young Gak Kim
Hyeog Ug Kwon - The Role of University Education in Tourism Industry:
Focusing on Tourism-related Universities - Nobuko Takahashi
- Human Resources Development as a Growth Strategy in the Hotel Industry:
Present Situation and Challenges - Masako Taylor
- Work Awareness of Employees in the Accommodation Industry:
Features and Problems - Hisako Tamura
- The Working Environment at Small-scale Lodging Businesses:
Japanese-style Inns - Takao Ikado
- Labor-management Relationship in Tourism Industry
- Tatsuya Kanda
ARTICLE
- Panel Data Analysis of the Generational Replacement Effect on Employment in
Japanese Companies - Hiroki Yasuda
Hiroko Araki
Juan N. Martinez D.
BOOK REVIEW
- Masayuki Morikawa Productivity:Misconceptions and Realities
- Hisakazu Kato
ARTICLE TODAY
- Follmer, E. et al. “ Resolution, Relief, and Resignation:
A Qualitative Study of Responses to Mis t at Work” - Naoko Hiramoto
FIELD EYE
- Cannabis and the Right to Privacy at Work
- Hiroyo Tokoro
