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Why Does Comparative Labor Law Still Matter in Japan?

1. A National Honor and a Moment for Comparative Labor LawIn April 2026, Professor Emeritus Takashi Araki of the University of Tokyo received the Medal with Purple Ribbon, one of Japan’s highest…

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ILO Convention 193Adopted in June 2026, the ILO Decent Work in the Platform Economy Convention, 2026 (No. 193) is the first global labour standard devoted to platform work. The Convention marks an…

Much of the so-called “gig” economy was built on rank illegality, as its architects knew well at the time. Four years ago, in July 2022, The Guardian received over 124,000 internal Uber documents…

Transnational Company Agreements Transnational company agreements (TCAs) were developed in a political economy that now looks increasingly distant. They emerged when cross-border corporate expansion,…

The Right to Strike under ILO Convention No. 87I. Introduction and BackgroundOn 21 May 2026, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) delivered the awaited Advisory Opinion on the long-standing…

IntroductionOn 21 May 2026 the curtain finally fell on a long-standing point of contention that had not only held the International Labour Organisation, but the entire international (labour) legal…

1.     IntroductionManagement of gender mainstreaming has become increasingly important for the fulfilment of the employer’s Occupational Health and Safety (OSH) obligations, as well as a cornerstone…

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