The problem of labor shortage in the fisheries is gradually intensifying due to the population decline and aging of fishing villages. In order to maintain the sustainable industrial base of the fisheries, it is necessary to consider the fundamental causes of the lack of labor inflow along with efforts to allow the young people to enter the fishery. Therefore, this study aims to derive implications for mitigating the labor risk surrounding the fishery by analyzing the perception and intention to enter the fishery targeting the generation Z. As a result of the study, 11.7% of respondents who are willing to enter the fisheries and 88.3% who are not willing to enter the industry. The cognitive factors influencing the generation Z's intention to enter the fisheries were work-life balance, industrial outlook, gender equality, and income perception, showing a positive (+) linear relationship with the intention to enter the fisheries. This shows that in order to encourage the generation Z to enter the fisheries in the future, it is important to make the industry known as a flexible industry that guarantees work-life balance and stable income, has a positive future outlook, and does not have gender-based differences in opportunities and treatment.

Abstract
I. 서 론
Ⅱ. 선행 연구
    1. 수산업 인력 감소 대응
    2. 수산업 인식과 요인
Ⅲ. 연구 설계
    1. 대상 및 방법
    2. 변수의 조작정의
    3. 연구문제 설정
Ⅳ. 실증분석
    1. 표본 특성
    2. 응답결과
    3. 워드 클라우드 분석
    4. 요인분석
    5. 회귀모형 분석
Ⅴ. 결 론
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• 황규리(국립부경대학교 해양수산경영학과 박사과정) | Gyu-Ri Hwang (Ph.D. Student, Department of Marine & Fisheries Business and Economics, Graduate School, Pukyong National University School, Busan, 48513, Rep. of Korea)
• 김소라(국립부경대학교 해양수산경영학과 박사과정) | So-Ra Kim (Ph.D. Student, Department of Marine & Fisheries Business and Economics, Graduate School, Pukyong National University School, Busan, 48513, Rep. of Korea)
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