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2010 Academic Year Negotiations Start
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- Fair pay and conditions
- Collective bargaining
- Health and Safety
To protect your rights at work the best thing you can do is join the union. Union members get advice and support from our staff and workplace representatives. Membership is open to any ECC employee, part or full time, of any nationality.
Union Achievements
- English pay slips
- Flexible paid holidays (ALPs)
- Unemployment insurance (koyo hoken)
- Health and Pension Insurance (shakai hoken)
- Established grievance procedure
- Toll free number for Kinki district sub teachers
- Improved emergency evacuation procedures
- Agreement to consult with the union over major changes to working conditions
- Mandatory training conducted during working hours or paid at the "overtime rate" (excluding core training)
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1. That ECC takes measures to implement a permane ...read more
The answer is YES.
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