Foreign Workers in Japan : Problems and Challenges  

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Hidayat, Herman

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah nasional
Dalam koleksi: Manabu: Journal of Japanese Studies vol. 1 no. 2 (Apr. 2006), page 131-148.
Topik: foreign workers; foreign workers; international migration; pattern of migration; worker's legal status; international relation

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Japan has become an industrialized nation with a high level of national income, but it faces two critical problems namely an aging population and a long term decline in workforce, because of low birth rate. Although there is plenty of scope for adapting to these changes in the structure of the workforce by developing labor saving technology and moving toward a more efficient employment structure, it still seems inevitable that the influx of foreign labor will continue over the long term, owing to the strong demand arising from labor shortages in some sectors, and also to the increasing desire of foreign workers to come to Japan in search of higher earnings. This paper examines foreign workers in Japan from the view points of theoretical review of international migration, foreign workers and their problems, foreign workers and the movement of international labor. it also problems caused by foreign workers and the pro and contras of foreign workers in Japan.

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