This article discusses consciousness of work-life balance in Japanese workers. A survey of the subject was taken part in by 300 men and 300 women from early 30 to late 50s. They were asked about consciousness of gender-role attitudes toward men and women, work-related stress and psychological adjustment. Main results were as follows. As a whole, opinions of men were influenced by their job style, for example, male workers in service industry and sales scored higher on traditional male images (i.e., high agency and social status). Women in service industry and clerical work scored high on gender-harassment in their workspace. It is assumed that there are hidden rules of traditional gender role in business situations.
日本の勤労者におけるワーク・ライフ・バランス－職種による意識の違い
