This paper is analyze the ILO Convention No. 175 on Part-Time Work in 1994, the development of interpretation and legislation over the part-time work in Japan as well as the corresponding issues in Taiwan. This paper has two conclusions. (1) Part-time work is a good employment model, but Part-time workers' work conditions are not as well ensured as full-time workers. (2) Part-time workers' work conditions should be ensured by the judicial interpretation and legislation. This paper regards the ILO Convention No. 175 and the Japanese policy on labor laws as significant references for the policy-making on part-time work in Taiwan.