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Tweet[IWS] JILPT: LABOR SITUATION IN JAPAN AND ITS ANALYSIS: GENERAL OVERVIEW 2013/2014 [18 March 2014]
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School of Industrial & Labor Relations-------- Director, Institute for Workplace Studies
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Japan Institute for Labour Policy and Training (JILPT)
LABOR SITUATION IN JAPAN AND ITS ANALYSIS: GENERAL OVERVIEW 2013/2014 [18 March 2014]
http://www.jil.go.jp/english/lsj/index.html
This publication is a compilation of write-ups describing individual themes related to the current status of labor issues in Japan. In principle, it is issued every year alternately as "General Overview" and "Detailed Exposition" editions. The former is aimed at providing basic information on the whole picture of labor issues and relevant labor policies in Japan, while the latter takes up contemporary topics and provides detailed exposition and analyses of their current trends.
Table of contents
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— Japanese Economy and Labor Situation(365KB)
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— Labor Market (1.25MB)
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— Human Resource Management (1.04MB)
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— Labor-Management Relations (454MB)
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— Labor Administration and Legislation (1.34MB)
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— Social Security System (370KB)
Appendix (91KB)
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