Japan Labor Issues
This journal introduces the recent developments in Japan in the field of labor to a global audience.
It is comprised of five sections:
- “Trends” addresses the key points in Japanese labor issues and recent developments in labor policy.
- “Research” introduces papers covering research in the field of labor.
- “Judgements and Orders” introduces major judicial precedents related to labor and commentary on them.
- “Series: Japan’s Employment System and Public Policy” systematically outlines the basis of labor situation in Japan and its analysis.
- “Statistical Indicators” presents the current state of Japan’s economy and labor.
Latest IssueVol.4, No.20, December 2019–January 2020 
SPECIAL ISSUE
Full Text: Japan Labor Issue Vol.4, No.20, December 2019–January 2020 (PDF:1.16MB)
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ARTICLES
- Japan’s “Employment Ice-age Generation” Today: Investigating the Impact of Instability in the School-to-work Transition (PDF:562KB)
Yukie Hori - The Slow Decline of the Male-breadwinner Family Model in Contemporary Japan and Its Ramifications for Men’s Lives (PDF:236KB)
Yuko Ogasawara (Nihon University) - International Comparison of Higher Education Cost Sharing and Japanese Challenges (PDF:474KB)
Masayuki Kobayashi (The University of Tokyo)
Published on December 25, 2019
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