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Conciliation of the collective agreement dispute for universities of applied sciences continues
OAJ's strikes do not apply to TEK members
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Keywords:
collective agreement

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/conciliation-of-the-collective-agreement-dispute-for-universities-of-applied-sciences-continues

Henkilö kuulokkeet päässä kirjan kanssa.
Three steps toward a calmer autumn
Summer holiday is over, but there's no need to let that good feeling end with a calendar entry. You can build that ease into your everyday life.
Blog post
Keywords:
wellbeing

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/three-steps-toward-a-calmer-autumn

Piirroksessa henkilö näpyttelee tietokonetta, kannustimenaan porkkana.
Make time work for you
Time management is ultimately about routines and self-discipline. Practising self-discipline builds resilience and leads to a better quality of life. Schedules are beneficial for students, too.
News article
Keywords:
wellbeing

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/make-time-work-for-you

kirja, vesilasi
How are your working rights protected?
In Finland, over 50% of employees are members of a trade union. Via collective agreements, shop stewards and work life experts, unions help make sure you have fair working conditions.
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Keywords:
work life, employment and law, society

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/how-are-your-working-rights-protected

Kolme henkilöä keskittyy omaan tekemiseensä, kuten tietokoneella työskentelyyn.
Column: Will longer working hours and a ban on remote work be the saviours of Finland’s economy – or could the solution lie somewhere else entirely?
The economic mood in Finland has been subdued for some time. Potential solutions floated in recent debates include extending working hours and stopping people from working from home. TEK’s labour market surveys from the last few years suggest that there could be better ways to tackle the issue of productivity.
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Keywords:
remote work, work life, TEK's research

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/column-will-longer-working-hours-and-a-ban-on-remote-work-be-the-saviours-of-finlands-economy-or-could-the-solution-lie-somewhere-else-entirely

Tuunia Keränen katsoo kameraan.
Talk up your pay
People who regularly talk to their supervisor about their pay get salary increases more frequently than others, reveals TEK’s recent labour market survey. TEK’s Salary Researcher Tuunia Keränen shares her top tips for talking up your pay.
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Keywords:
member services and benefits, salary, salary advice, Salary Surveyor, salary recommendation, labour market survey (TMT), TEK's research

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/talk-up-your-pay

Teemu Hankamäki katsoo kameraan.
Unemployment continues to rise – TEK membership offers protection
Unemployment among recent graduates with a Master’s degree in engineering or technology has risen by 28 per cent and among architects by 58 per cent over the past year. However, unemployment among TEK members is lower than among those who are not members of the union.
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Keywords:
member services and benefits, membership, TEK, unemployment, unemployment fund, unemployment statistics

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/unemployment-continues-to-rise-tek-membership-offers-protection

Opiskelija täyttää kalenteriaan kuulokkeet päässään.
Join the KOKO unemployment fund during your studies
While you are studying, are you doing any work for which you earn at least €465 per month? If so, it is worth joining the KOKO unemployment fund.
News article
Keywords:
student, unemployment fund

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/join-the-koko-unemployment-fund-during-your-studies

Henkilö käyttää tekoälyagenttia puhelimella.
Higher earnings through the use of artificial intelligence
The most active users of artificial intelligence earn up to eight per cent more.
News article
Keywords:
salary, TEK's research, artificial intelligence

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/higher-earnings-through-the-use-of-artificial-intelligence

Vanhempi ja taapero käyttävät samaa tietokonetta.
Toddlers torpedo incomes – but only for women
Having a child substantially reduces a woman's income, and the effect is long-lasting. Conversely, having a child is financially beneficial for fathers, according to a recent study. Workplaces do not always know how to provide optimal support for career development for employees after they have started a family.
News article
Keywords:
family and work life, gender equality, research, equality, TEK's research

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/toddlers-torpedo-incomes-but-only-for-women