ECC Teacher's Survey

generalunionone · Jan 29, 2005, 00:10

Have your voice heard by taking the ECC survey at www.generalunion.org

ECC TEACHERS GET FIRED UP

The past year has seen a number of ECC teachers hospitalised without adequate health insurance coverage. People have been forced to resign and were left without income. If ECC had enrolled them in Employees' Health & Pension Insurance (shakai hoken) as the law demands they do, the employees would now be receiving 60% of their salary while they recuperate.

ECC's treatment of these long-term employees has upset many teachers and they have come to realise that while ECC is one of the better eikaiwas, it is still in need of change.

iwantmyrightsnow · Feb 9, 2005, 00:36

Originally Posted by generalunionone

Have your voice heard by taking the ECC survey at www.generalunion.org

ECC TEACHERS GET FIRED UP

The past year has seen a number of ECC teachers hospitalised without adequate health insurance coverage. People have been forced to resign and were left without income. If ECC had enrolled them in Employees' Health & Pension Insurance (shakai hoken) as the law demands they do, the employees would now be receiving 60% of their salary while they recuperate.

ECC's treatment of these long-term employees has upset many teachers and they have come to realise that while ECC is one of the better eikaiwas, it is still in need of change.

Can they possibly sue ecc for not enrolling them?

Jan 29, 2005, 00:10	#1
generalunionone Junior Member Join Date: Jan 29, 2005 Posts: 2	ECC Teacher's Survey Have your voice heard by taking the ECC survey at www.generalunion.org ECC TEACHERS GET FIRED UP The past year has seen a number of ECC teachers hospitalised without adequate health insurance coverage. People have been forced to resign and were left without income. If ECC had enrolled them in Employees' Health & Pension Insurance (shakai hoken) as the law demands they do, the employees would now be receiving 60% of their salary while they recuperate. ECC's treatment of these long-term employees has upset many teachers and they have come to realise that while ECC is one of the better eikaiwas, it is still in need of change.

Feb 9, 2005, 00:36	#2
iwantmyrightsnow Junior Member Join Date: Nov 30, 2004 Posts: 11	Originally Posted by generalunionone Have your voice heard by taking the ECC survey at www.generalunion.org ECC TEACHERS GET FIRED UP The past year has seen a number of ECC teachers hospitalised without adequate health insurance coverage. People have been forced to resign and were left without income. If ECC had enrolled them in Employees' Health & Pension Insurance (shakai hoken) as the law demands they do, the employees would now be receiving 60% of their salary while they recuperate. ECC's treatment of these long-term employees has upset many teachers and they have come to realise that while ECC is one of the better eikaiwas, it is still in need of change. Can they possibly sue ecc for not enrolling them?

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