Work Attitudes and Nonstandard Work Arrangements in the United States, Japan, and Europe

Abstract

About the Institute 10 Houseman and Osawa treatment of part-time and other workers in nonstandard arrangements, thus making part-time employment more attractive to workers (Schömann and Schömann; Fagan and Ward).Some European countries, most notably the Netherlands, have given workers certain rights to reduce their hours of employment (Gustafsson, Kenjoh, and Wetzels).Tax structures in some countries, notably Japan

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