Union Pickets Doshisha Kori, Vows to Fight Unlawful Class Cuts
Members of the General Union, along with representatives from Osaka Zenrokyo, held a spirited picket and leafletting action today, March…
Members of the General Union, along with representatives from Osaka Zenrokyo, held a spirited picket and leafletting action today, March…
The presentation covers rights and facts about Unlimited Term Contracts (UTCs) for university and private school teachers in Japan. If…
NUGW (National Union of General Workers) has created a petition to the Central Minimum Wage Council asking for an immediate…
On 5 March, the General Union in Fukuoka submitted a “petition” directly to the Fukuoka City Board of Education urging them to employ ALTs…
A former Canadian Embassy worker in Tokyo has successfully retroactively enrolled in Japan’s employment insurance scheme, securing previously denied benefits.…
In the realm of English language education in Japan, Assistant Language Teachers (ALTs) play a pivotal role, yet their working…
This bulletin contains information on law changes that have either passed, or are being discussed, in parliament, court decisions, and…
Their work for the 2024 academic year starting from April 1 has been put up for tender. The results of…
This Valentine’s Day, a dozen union members gathered at the main gates of Doshisha University to demand the corporation recognize…
The General Union’s study delves into our latest “All Japan Board of Education Survey”, uncovering critical insights into Assistant Language…
Working at Doshisha? Tell us about your working conditions so we can better help YOU! Click here for the Doshisha…
This bulletin contains information on law changes that have either passed, or are being discussed, in parliament, court decisions, and…
On the last day of January, about twenty union members, including representatives of Osaka Zenrokyo, held a small protest in…
For over 20 years, ECC members have been fighting for benefits in the workplace. Some of the things we have…
What was 2023 like for the schools sector of the General Union? It was obviously a busy year, with some…