The Japanese Journal of Labour Studies
June 2021(No.731)
The Current Situation of Public Institutions Protecting Employees
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).
- Published on the 25th of each month. B5 size, roughly 100 pages.
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Abstracts (until February-March 2016)
CONTENTS
OPINION
- Law and “Logic” in Labor Sphere
- Ryuichi Yamakawa
ARTICLESJune 2021(No.731) (PDF:414KB)
- The Labor Policy Council: Functions of the Council in the Process of Forming Labor Policy
- Yasuo Suwa
- Challenges and Prospects for Modern Minimum Wage Council Reform
- Yasukazu Fujita
- Examining the Current Status and Challenges of the Labor Standards Inspection Office
- Kiyoko Ikeyama
- The Roles Played by Public Employment Security Offices and Future Challenges
- Mari Okutsu
- The Paradigm Shift and Future Issues in Labor Dispute Resolution through Labor Tribunal Proceedings
- Takahiro Asano
- The Current State and Problems of Mediation by Dispute Coordinating Committees
in Japan - Takayuki Murata
- The Labor Relations Commission as an Organization to Resolve Collective Labor Disputes
- Tetsunari Doko
ARTICLE
- Determinants of Working from Home and Its Impacts on Income and Anxiety
during the Early Phase of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Japan - Kayoko Ishii
Mao Nakayama
Isamu Yamamoto
BOOK REVIEW
- Shinichi Ogawa Small-group Activities as Japanese-style Management:Development,
Diffusion, and Transformation of Quality Circles - Fumiaki Komatsu
ARTICLE TODAY
- David Schindler and Mark Westcott “Shocking Racial Attitudes: Black G.I.s in Europe”
- Reio Tanji
FIELD EYE
- Pointillism in Paris
- Ryo Kambayashi
