All for all
In the collective agreement negotiations, JHL is aiming for pay raises that will secure employees’ purchasing power. However, the pay raises alone are not enough because of the decreased ability to cope at work.
Päivi Niemi-Laine is the President of JHL who wants to hold on to publicly funded services. Hugely interested in politics. Making an impact for the less privileged in society. A good and fair life is everyone’s right.
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In the collective agreement negotiations, JHL is aiming for pay raises that will secure employees’ purchasing power. However, the pay raises alone are not enough because of the decreased ability to cope at work.
People have the right to privacy in the workplace. Everyone must have the right to be themselves, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
When there are difficulties in reaching an agreement on the terms and conditions of employment, it highlights the significance of trade union membership, JHL president Päivi Niemi-Laine writes.
Today we celebrate the International Day Against Racism, and the topic could not be more current. Values important to JHL include fairness and boldness. We stand up for human rights, solidarity and equality. This goes for all our members.