Work-life balance in Japan: outline of policies, legal system and actual situations
Hirokuni Ikezoe
Abstract
Hirokuni Ikezoe
Abstract
This paper presents the background, course and content of Japan's work-life balance policies as a whole, as well as future challenges in the main individual policy areas of childcare leave, working hours, part-time labor and nursery care. The latter analysis includes brief comparisons with four other countries (UK, USA, Germany and France).
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This paper presents the background, course and content of Japan's work-life balance policies as a whole, as well as future challenges in the main individual policy areas of childcare leave, working hours, part-time labor and nursery care. The latter analysis includes brief comparisons with four other countries (UK, USA, Germany and France).
Key concepts: Balance (ability), Work (physics), Work–life balance, Political science, Psychology, Engineering, Mechanical engineering, Neuroscience