現代青年の社会意識と職業意識 : 20～30代若年就労者の正社員・フリーターに対する意識をもとに

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This study examines the impact of social attitude of modern Japanese youth on their views toward regular and part-time workers. A questionnaire survey was conducted on 902 regular and part-time workers in their 20s to early 30s. A pass analysis by SEM yielded the following five results: 1) the factors that impacted young people's views of regular and part-time workers were completely different, 2) those with keen "progressive" social attitude had strong positive and negative views of regular workers, 3) those with keen "tradition-averse" social attitude had a strong negative view and a very low positive view of regular workers, 4) those with keen "sensory" social attitude had a positive view of regular workers, and 5) work life after graduation, familial relationships at home, friendships during school life, and grades had an impact on young people's views toward regular and part-time workers. Based on these results, this study considered the relationship between the social and occupational attitude of modern Japanese youth as well as the leading factors impacting both social and occupational attitude.