英文摘要 |
This paper mainly focuses on the employment of university graduates, and from the perspective of ''seamless transition'', examines the meaning of Japanese employment practices for employment events of the youth. The problem of youth employment does lie in the weaker results relations between high schools and enterprises, the low occupational relevance, or the employment difficult among the youth resulting from substitution effect or generation effect but in the a series of Japanese employment practices such as ''seamless transition'' between enterprises and the employment of the newly hired, educational training inside enterprises, and reassignment system. In order to reduce the employment problem among the youth, there is a need to get rid of the ''seamless transition'' between educational system and labor market or ''single-point centered'' uniform employment for the newly graduates as well as to create a new transition method. |