The inter-role conflicts among female workers playing a dual role in Japan

The inter-role conflicts among female workers playing a dual role in Japan

Since Shinzo Abe took the helm as prime minister in 2012, Japan’s female labour force participation has ticked up. Abe’s push for female empowerment was since the decline in births in Japan had been considered the fastest in the world. However, barriers are still common among female workers especial...

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