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Harri Kaarre (vasemmalla), Mika Mäntymäki, Marko Honkalampi ja Marko Määttä juttelevat viikonlopun ylitöistä CATR-kammion (Compact Antenna Test Range) edessä. Oranssit piikit ovat absorbereita, jotka vaimentavat signaalit.

Mythbuster

Work life. Many mistakenly fear that working as a shop steward will stand in the way of career progression, says Marko Honkalampi. “It doesn’t, as I myself can testify.”

News article

Keywords:

employee representative, shop steward, collective agreement

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/mythbuster

Unprecedented power struggle in the labour market today

Industrial Employees TP published a report on the actions and goals of employer organisations entitled “Missä mennään, Eteläranta? Työnantajapuolen toiminta ja tavoitteet työmarkkinoiden murroksessa”.

News article

Keywords:

promotion of interests, collective agreement, work life

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/unprecedented-power-struggle-in-the-labour-market-today

Kuvassa on TEKin toiminnanjohtaja Jari Jokinen.

Collective agreements are relevant, at least for many

Many key terms and conditions are laid down in collective agreements and not in, say, the Finnish law.

Blog post

Keywords:

family and work life, TEK, collective agreement

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/collective-agreements-are-relevant-at-least-for-many

Blog: Is it still possible to avoid a head-on collision in the labor market?

The methods are many, said the farmer when he drove his tractor through the wall of the barn. With a similar approach, the government is relentlessly promoting labor market-related legal changes that have been recorded in the government program, despite the proposals and opposition of trade unions.

Blog post

Keywords:

Akava, collective agreement, work life, YTN

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/blog-is-it-still-possible-to-avoid-a-head-on-collision-in-the-labor-market

Academic engineer’s median salary rose to 5,597 euros - Collective agreement clause the most common reason for salary increase

According to the Academic Engineers and Architects in Finland TEK’s labour market survey, the most common reason for a salary increase was the general increase agreed in the collective agreement.

News article

Keywords:

architect, academic engineer, TEK's research, collective agreement, work life, labour market survey (TMT)

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/academic-engineers-median-salary-rose-to-5597-euros-collective-agreement-clause-the-most-common-reason-for-salary-increase

TEK opposes export-driven labour market model – “likely to disturb the industrial peace”

The Academic Engineers and Architects in Finland TEK opposes the Government’s intention to pass a law whereby the general level of pay adjustments could not be exceeded by a settlement proposal issued by the National Conciliator’s Office or a conciliation board.

News article

Keywords:

collective agreement

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/tek-opposes-export-driven-labour-market-model-likely-to-disturb-the-industrial-peace

Henkilöitä keskustelemassa pöydän ääressä.

TEK involved in negotiating a collective agreement for universities of applied sciences through YTN

A collective agreement for the staff of universities of applied sciences is under negotiation, and YTN is one of the negotiating parties.

News article

Keywords:

collective agreement, university, YTN

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/tek-involved-in-negotiating-a-collective-agreement-for-universities-of-applied-sciences-through-ytn

Teemu Hankamäki seisoo neuvotteluhuoneessa.

Weighty reason must be retained

TEK’s Labour Market Director Teemu Hankamäki deplores Government’s idea to lower the threshold for dismissal.

News article

Keywords:

collective agreement, work life

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/weighty-reason-must-be-retained

We have negotiated more equitably paid family leave

The law sets the amount of family leave, but the extent to which that leave is paid is agreed in collective bargaining.

Blog post

Keywords:

promotion of interests, family and work life, collective agreement, parental leave

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/we-have-negotiated-more-equitably-paid-family-leave

New two-year collective agreement for 34,000 university employees approved

General pay rises will increase salaries by a total of 5.5%. In May, full-time university employees will receive a one-off payment of at least €400.

News article

Keywords:

JUKO, public sector, collective agreement, university

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/new-two-year-collective-agreement-for-34000-university-employees-approved

Pay rise deal negotiated for 34,000 university employees on Friday 24 March

This Friday morning, an outcome was achieved in the pay rise negotiations concerning 34,000 university employees.

News article

Keywords:

JUKO, public sector, collective agreement, university

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/pay-rise-deal-negotiated-for-34000-university-employees-on-friday-24-march

Teemu Hankamäki katsoo kameraan sisätiloissa.

The level of salary increases was disappointing

The first collective agreements have raised salaries and increased the amount of paid leave for the non-birthing parent.

News article

Keywords:

salary, collective agreement

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/the-level-of-salary-increases-was-disappointing

Negotiations for university employee’s salaries continued on March 1

No agreement was reached for this year’s salaries. The trade unions and the Finnish Education Employers (FEE) association will meet again on 13 March. The negotiations will take a new turn then, because not only will salaries be negotiated, but the agreement provisions will also be on the table.

News article

Keywords:

JUKO, public sector, collective agreement, university

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/negotiations-for-university-employees-salaries-continued-on-march-1

Two hands: one is an adult hand and the other a hand of a baby.

New collective agreement for Consulting sector accepted

The new collective agreement for senior salaried employees in the consulting sector has been accepted. The new agreement covers some 25 000 employees.

News article

Keywords:

salary, family and work life, collective agreement, YTN

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/new-collective-agreement-for-consulting-sector-accepted

Real salaries fell

The median salary of TEK (Academic Engineers and Architects in Finland) members was 3.8 percent higher in October 2022 than a year earlier. However, consumer prices also increased by 8.3 percent.

News article

Keywords:

salary, collective agreement, labour market survey (TMT), TEK's research

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/real-salaries-fell

Ihmisiä katsomassa papereita toimistossa

Negotiations on this year’s pay rises stall — employee side waiting for Finnish Education Employers’ initiative to continue

The collective agreement negotiations concerning this year’s pay rises for 34,000 university employees ended for at least the time being last Friday, when Finnish Education Employers (FEE) said it did not consider there were any grounds for agreeing on new negotiation dates.

News article

Keywords:

JUKO, public sector, collective agreement, university

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/negotiations-on-this-years-pay-rises-stall-employee-side-waiting-for-finnish-education-employers-initiative-to-continue

YTN announces second strike in tech industry 15–17 February

This is a translation of YTN's press release on 31st January. In an attempt to speed up the stalled negotiations for collective agreements, our negotiation organization, the Federation of Professional and Managerial Staff YTN, has announced a second strike to take place 15–17 February in selected technology industry companies.

News article

Keywords:

collective agreement, private sector, YTN

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/ytn-announces-second-strike-in-tech-industry-15-17-february

Akava’s Chief Economist: Consumers’ outlook for the future may be too bleak

Akava’s Chief Economist Pasi Sorjonen estimates that Finland's economic growth will stall this year. TEK’s CEO Jari Jokinen still encourages investments in sustainable growth.

News article

Keywords:

innovation, sustainable development, collective agreement

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/akavas-chief-economist-consumers-outlook-for-the-future-may-be-too-bleak

Collective agreements of many TEK members have expired

On Wednesday, 30 November, the collective labour agreements for four major industries for TEK members expired, namely, the YTN technology industries, the consulting sector, the IT services industry and the ICT sector.

News article

Keywords:

collective agreement, private sector, YTN

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/collective-agreements-of-many-tek-members-have-expired

Salaries and family leaves on the table in autumn's collective agreement negotiations

The Federation of Professional and Managerial Staff YTN is not only aiming for salary increases, but also the inclusion of the family leave reform in all its collective agreements.

News article

Keywords:

collective agreement

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/salaries-and-family-leaves-on-the-table-in-autumns-collective-agreement-negotiations

The summer holiday season is here – what are some things that you should know about the annual holiday?

It is worth keeping in mind that employers are under no obligation to allow employees to take their holiday in several short periods.

News article

Keywords:

legal data bank, collective agreement, employment and law, annual holiday

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/the-summer-holiday-season-is-here-what-are-some-things-that-you-should-know-about-the-annual-holiday

Both sides happy with Gofore’s DIY collective agreement

Tampere-based Gofore negotiated a collective agreement that both the employer and the employee side are very happy with. “The negotiations were actually quite painless.”

News article

Keywords:

salary, collective agreement

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/both-sides-happy-with-gofores-diy-collective-agreement

Lakiasiantuntija, asiakas, lakipalvelu, toimisto

Your shop steward is a membership benefit

A shop steward represents you at your workplace, for example in local agreements and in negotiations on changes. They also provide personal support and advice.

News article

Keywords:

shop steward, collective agreement, work life

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/your-shop-steward-is-a-membership-benefit

Collective agreement reached for university employees: Includes most progressive family leave reform on the labour market

“The university employers now stand out as family-friendly employers and pioneers of the family leave reform,” says Tarja Niemelä, the chairperson of the JUKO University Advisory Board.

News article

Keywords:

JUKO, public sector, collective agreement, university

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/collective-agreement-reached-for-university-employees-includes-most-progressive-family-leave-reform-on-the-labour-market

Result negotiated for university employees early on Sunday — JUKO board to discuss result on Thursday

We will issue further information on the content of the agreement when all parties’ governing bodies have deliberated it. The JUKO University Advisory Board and JUKO board will deliberate the result on Thursday.

News article

Keywords:

JUKO, public sector, collective agreement, university

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/result-negotiated-for-university-employees-early-on-sunday-juko-board-to-discuss-result-on-thursday

No result yet in university collective bargaining: negotiations continue today

University employees no longer have a valid collective agreement as of today, Friday 1 April. In such circumstances, the universities will continue to apply the terms of the old collective agreement until a new one enters into force.

News article

Keywords:

JUKO, public sector, collective agreement, university

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/no-result-yet-in-university-collective-bargaining-negotiations-continue-today

Opiskelijat, kävelevät, portaat, Aalto yliopisto

JUKO: “The university negotiation parties are still seeking resolution on several questions”

Notice has been served to terminate the universities’ current collective agreement, effective 31 March. If a negotiation result is not reached before that date, university employees will be without a valid collective agreement as of 1 April.

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Keywords:

JUKO, public sector, collective agreement, university

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/juko-the-university-negotiation-parties-are-still-seeking-resolution-on-several-questions

Kahden henkilön keskustelua aiheesta työsuhde ja laki

Fixed-term contracts: an eternal question?

Surveys by the Finnish Union of University Researchers and Teachers show time and again that fixed-term contracts are the number one reason for ill-being at work. Keeping employees on fixed-term contracts year after year wears them out and is totally unnecessary.

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Keywords:

JUKO, public sector, collective agreement, university

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/fixed-term-contracts-an-eternal-question

Pace picking up in university collective agreement negotiations

– The negotiations are now proceeding to an intense phase in which we begin to thrash out an overall solution, says Katja Aho, JUKO’s head of collective bargaining for the university sector.

News article

Keywords:

JUKO, public sector, collective agreement, university

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/pace-picking-up-in-university-collective-agreement-negotiations

We are the university

In the present university collective bargaining negotiations, we are negotiating on university employees’ working conditions and pay rises. We want the universities to be competitive, attractive workplaces that promote a positive type of working life.

Blog post

Keywords:

JUKO, public sector, collective agreement, university

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/we-are-the-university

Kuvituskuva opiskelijoista Aalto-yliopistolla

University collective agreement negotiations: family leave under discussion again

JUKO wants to develop pay and the remuneration system through a longer-term salary programme, remove bottlenecks and promote equality.

News article

Keywords:

JUKO, public sector, collective agreement, university

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/university-collective-agreement-negotiations-family-leave-under-discussion-again

University negotiations concerning working time continued on Thursday

News article

Keywords:

JUKO, public sector, collective agreement, university

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/university-negotiations-concerning-working-time-continued-on-thursday

New collective agreement for 78,000 state employees – salary increase across the board

JUKO has approved the new two-year collective agreement for state employees. Each employee will receive a two percent pay rise from 1 June.

News article

Keywords:

JUKO, public sector, collective agreement, state sector

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/new-collective-agreement-for-78000-state-employees-salary-increase-across-the-board

JUKO, JHL, and Jyty have served a notice of strike concerning Jyväskylä and Rovaniemi

The strike notice is intended to expedite the municipal sector contract negotiations suspended by KT.

News article

Keywords:

JUKO, public sector, communal sector, collective agreement

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/juko-jhl-and-jyty-have-served-a-notice-of-strike-concerning-jyvaskyla-and-rovaniemi

University sector collective agreement negotiations continued

"Teaching and research staff must have the working conditions that enable them to conduct long-term research", says the chairperson of the university advisory committee, Tarja Niemelä.

News article

Keywords:

collective agreement, university

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/university-sector-collective-agreement-negotiations-continued

Negotiations on universities’ collective agreements continued on Friday: key role of shop stewards in local bargaining stressed

The negotiations on the collective agreement for approximately 34,000 university employees continued on 18 February.

News article

Keywords:

collective agreement, university

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/negotiations-on-universities-collective-agreements-continued-on-friday-key-role-of-shop-stewards-in-local-bargaining-stressed

Negotiations on the university collective agreement began on Friday

The salary earners' key goals concern improved working conditions, reduced use of fixed-term contracts, clearer ground rules on remote and multi-locational work and the transposition of the family leave reform into the collective agreement.

News article

Keywords:

collective agreement, university

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/negotiations-on-the-university-collective-agreement-began-on-friday

Tough negotiations on salary increases

The first collective agreements suggest that salary increase rates may remain below the inflation rate this time.

News article

Keywords:

salary, collective agreement, work life

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/tough-negotiations-on-salary-increases

Collective agreement negotiations continue in the public sector

The negotiations in the municipality sector have continued with the national mediator. Negotiations in the university sector continue as well.

News article

Keywords:

public sector, collective agreement

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/collective-agreement-negotiations-continue-in-the-public-sector

New collective agreements for architects and the ICT sector

Both collective agreements were created on January 11th. The cost effect of the agreements is 1.8 percent.

News article

Keywords:

architect, collective agreement, YTN

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/new-collective-agreements-for-architects-and-the-ict-sector

YTN and Technology Industry Employers create a national example for the labour market

YTN and Technology Industry Employers achieved agreements for the technology sector, consulting sector and ICT services sector. The duration of the agreements adhere to a 1+1 model, says YTN in a statement. According to a statement released by Technology Industry Employers, the agreements form a national example for the labour market.

News article

Keywords:

collective agreement, private sector, YTN

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/ytn-and-technology-industry-employers-create-a-national-example-for-the-labour-market

YTN initiates industrial action in two sectors

YTN expedites collective agreement negotiations by taking industrial action as of December 4th in the consulting sector and the technology industry.

News article

Keywords:

collective agreement, work life

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/ytn-initiates-industrial-action-in-two-sectors

Hankamäki: Knowledge reduces suffering

The largest companies are the ones most happy with the Finnish collective negotiation system.

News article

Keywords:

collective agreement, work life

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/hankamaki-knowledge-reduces-suffering

Hundreds of companies about to lose their option of local bargaining next week

Is this what the manoeuvre was all about – surely not?

Blog post

Keywords:

promotion of interests, collective agreement, work life

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/hundreds-of-companies-about-to-lose-their-option-of-local-bargaining-next-week

Suomen ja Ruotisin liput liehuvat taivasta vasten.

TP: Finland and Sweden agree on salaries in a very similar manner

According to a recent survey by Industrial Employees TP, the labour market models of Finland and Sweden are very similar to each other. They are both characterised by the strong role of export companies and a high degree of unionisation.

News article

Keywords:

internationality, collective agreement, work life

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/tp-finland-and-sweden-agree-on-salaries-in-a-very-similar-manner

Collective agreement negotiations

Here you can find more information about collective agreement negotiations concerning TEK members.

Keywords:

promotion of interests, collective agreement

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/services-and-benefits/work-life-in-finland/collective-agreement-negotiations

Promotion of interests in universities

TEK's experts are involved in the promotion of interests and collective agreement negotiations in the university sector through JUKO and in co-operation with employee representatives.

Keywords:

promotion of interests, collective agreement, university

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/services-and-benefits/work-life-in-finland/promotion-of-interests-in-universities

This autumn’s collective agreement negotiations are still up in the air

Generally binding collective agreements that protect the terms of employment of almost 30 000 TEK members will expire on 30 November 2021.

News article

Keywords:

collective agreement, work life

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/this-autumns-collective-agreement-negotiations-are-still-up-in-the-air

Why should the number of employee representatives be doubled?

One of the goals of YTN in its strategy for 2021–2025 is to double the number of employee representatives together with its member unions.

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Keywords:

collective agreement, work life

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/why-should-the-number-of-employee-representatives-be-doubled

Lasse Laatunen: Labour market situation is unreasonably tough

According to Lasse Laatunen, the desire of the current business executives in the forest industry and the technology industry to negotiate company-level collective agreements is partly based on delusional thinking.

News article

Keywords:

collective agreement

https://www-dev2.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/lasse-laatunen-labour-market-situation-is-unreasonably-tough

Content about "collective agreement"

Mythbuster

Unprecedented power struggle in the labour market today

Collective agreements are relevant, at least for many

Blog: Is it still possible to avoid a head-on collision in the labor market?

Academic engineer’s median salary rose to 5,597 euros - Collective agreement clause the most common reason for salary increase

TEK opposes export-driven labour market model – “likely to disturb the industrial peace”

TEK involved in negotiating a collective agreement for universities of applied sciences through YTN

Weighty reason must be retained

We have negotiated more equitably paid family leave

New two-year collective agreement for 34,000 university employees approved

Pay rise deal negotiated for 34,000 university employees on Friday 24 March

The level of salary increases was disappointing

Negotiations for university employee’s salaries continued on March 1

New collective agreement for Consulting sector accepted

Real salaries fell

Negotiations on this year’s pay rises stall — employee side waiting for Finnish Education Employers’ initiative to continue

YTN announces second strike in tech industry 15–17 February

Akava’s Chief Economist: Consumers’ outlook for the future may be too bleak

Collective agreements of many TEK members have expired

Salaries and family leaves on the table in autumn's collective agreement negotiations

The summer holiday season is here – what are some things that you should know about the annual holiday?

Both sides happy with Gofore’s DIY collective agreement

Your shop steward is a membership benefit

Collective agreement reached for university employees: Includes most progressive family leave reform on the labour market

Result negotiated for university employees early on Sunday — JUKO board to discuss result on Thursday

No result yet in university collective bargaining: negotiations continue today

JUKO: “The university negotiation parties are still seeking resolution on several questions”

Fixed-term contracts: an eternal question?

Pace picking up in university collective agreement negotiations

We are the university

University collective agreement negotiations: family leave under discussion again

University negotiations concerning working time continued on Thursday

New collective agreement for 78,000 state employees – salary increase across the board

JUKO, JHL, and Jyty have served a notice of strike concerning Jyväskylä and Rovaniemi

University sector collective agreement negotiations continued

Negotiations on universities’ collective agreements continued on Friday: key role of shop stewards in local bargaining stressed

Negotiations on the university collective agreement began on Friday

Tough negotiations on salary increases

Collective agreement negotiations continue in the public sector

New collective agreements for architects and the ICT sector

YTN and Technology Industry Employers create a national example for the labour market

YTN initiates industrial action in two sectors

Hankamäki: Knowledge reduces suffering

Hundreds of companies about to lose their option of local bargaining next week

TP: Finland and Sweden agree on salaries in a very similar manner

Collective agreement negotiations

Promotion of interests in universities

This autumn’s collective agreement negotiations are still up in the air

Why should the number of employee representatives be doubled?

Lasse Laatunen: Labour market situation is unreasonably tough