The Development of Labor Policy on Women: From the Perspectives of Justice, Effective Use, and Welfare  

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Iki, Noriko

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Japan Labor Review vol. 10 no. 1 (2013), page 104-124.
Topik: Labor Policy on Women; Ministry of Health; Changes in Policy Perspectives
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This paper analyzes the development process of labor policy on women in Ja¬pan after the Second World War, based on the three policy perspectives of jus¬tice, effective use, and welfare. As a result, it was confirmed that from the viewpoint of changes in policy perspectives there are five periods demarcated by four specific milestones, which can be characterized as follows: during the incipient period at the outset, the focus was placed on the perspective of justice, exclusively in the sense of protection, with effective use and welfare being added from the exploratory period that came next. Then, in the revolutionary period that followed, a paradigm shift took place in the perspective of justice, from protection to equality, followed by further strengthening of the perspec-tive of effective use during the development period, and finally the perspective of welfare is being strengthened in the transition period, which is the most re¬cent phase. Moreover, in terms of future policy issues, it will be important to deal with the weakening of the perspective of effective use in labor admin¬istration pertaining to women, as well as the fact that the message to the popu¬lace concerning the effective use of the female workforce is becoming attenu¬ated, and it will also be vital to be conscious of the mutual relationship be¬tween policies on the Equal Employment Opportunity Act and policies on the Child Care and Family Care Leave Act when promoting such policies.

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