Activation Policies in Japan

Nicola Duell · David Grubb · Shruti Singh · Peter Tergeist

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Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Labor market dynamics and wage inequality Retirement, Disability, and Employment

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The Japanese labour market is characterised by high employment rates for men and older workers, and a low unemployment rate. Over the past two decades, female participation has risen, while disparities in the labour market conditions of workers have grown. Further efforts are needed to promote increases in female and older-worker employment rates so as to combat the trend decline in the working-age population, and to reduce dualism in the labour market.

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