Managing the development of one's own vocational skills in japanese companies
Hiroyuki Fujimura
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Hiroyuki Fujimura
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The objective of this article is to explain why individual development of one’s vocational skills has become so important in Japanese society, and to clarify how individuals try to enhance their ability to work. During the high-growth period that spanned from the end of 1950s to
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The objective of this article is to explain why individual development of one’s vocational skills has become so important in Japanese society, and to clarify how individuals try to enhance their ability to work. During the high-growth period that spanned from the end of 1950s to
Key concepts: Workforce, Recession, Vocational education, Value (mathematics), Business, Labour economics, Employment contract, Work (physics)