Research Material Series
This compilation gathers various materials collected during the course of the research—including literature and other such materials, translations of foreign reference materials, case studies, and other research-related materials—that are deemed beneficial to provide externally, as they contribute to the advancement of related research and serve as a reference for the work of relevant administrative agencies. Below are links to the original materials in Japanese.
No. 305 (July 2026)
No. 304 (July 2026)
No. 303 (March 2026)
Managing Diverse Career Paths of Older Workers: A Corporate Human Resource Perspective
No. 302 (April 2026)
The Current State of Labor-Management Communication in Business Restructuring at Start-Up Companies
No. 301 (March 2026)
Supplementary Analysis on the Middle-Income Class
No. 300 (March 2026)
Contemporary French Labor Law Compilation I
No. 299 (March 2026)
No. 298 (March 2026)
Reforming Wage Systems for Non-Regular Workers: Cases from Japan’s Retail Industry
No. 297 (February 2026)
No. 296 (November 2025)
No. 295 (November 2025)
Development of the Input Data for the Occupational Information Network of Japan: 2024
No. 294 (October 2025)
No. 293 (July 2025)
Survivors' Pensions in Industrial Accident Insurance in the US, Germany, France and the UK
No. 292 (May 2025)
No. 291 (March 2025)
Progress of Taiwan's Workers' Accident Insurance and Compensation System
No. 290 (March 2025)
No. 289 (March 2025)
No. 288 (January 2025)
Handbook on Individual Labor Relations Law
No. 287 (November 2024)
Development of a Web-Based Work Values Test
No. 286 (November 2024)
Development of the Input Data for the Occupational Information Network of Japan: 2023
No. 285 (November 2024)
Study on Cases of Overwork-Related Workers’ Compensation, Vol. 6
No. 284 (August 2024)
Estimation of Labor Supply and Demand in FY2023: Simulation with the Labor Supply and Demand Model
No. 283 (June 2024)
Working Time Laws and White-Collar Workers in Selected Countries: Canada, Ireland, the EU, and Korea
No. 282 (May 2024)
Minimum Daily Rest Period Regulations in France, Germany, the UK, and the US
No. 281 (May 2024)
Foreign Worker Acceptance Systems and Practices in Korea and Taiwan: Focus on Low-Skilled Workers

