Organisation 27.11.2024 | News article TEK's carbon dioxide emissions continued to fall TEK's board has decided that emissions will be offset or sequestered elsewhere. So TEK is involved in an Ethiopian afforestation project, an Indian small hydropower and solar energy project, and a biochar project in Germany.
Work life 12.11.2024 | News article 38% of university graduates experience the threat of work exhaustion – Akava proposes brief psychotherapy as part of occupational health care According to Maria Löfgren, President of Akava, we now need to invest in supporting well-being at work and work capacity in a variety of ways. One way would be to include brief psychotherapy in occupational health care services.
Work life 25.9.2024 | News article Negotiations on salary increases have already started Engineers are looking for a 5% increase, but higher figures have also been reported in competing countries. TEK’s aim is to increase the purchasing power of its members.
Organisation 14.8.2024 | News article TEK: Government proposal for the Act on Mediation in Labour Disputes is unnecessary and detrimental – “Finland needs a new labour market model” The Academic Engineers and Architects in Finland TEK is opposed to the idea of restricting conciliation through legislation, as this is detrimental to free sectoral wage formation.
Work life 9.8.2024 | News article KOKO reminds: Job alternation leave ends and terms for earnings-related unemployment allowance become stricter August saw the end of job alternation leave and September will bring even stricter terms for accessing the earnings-related unemployment allowance.
Work life 9.8.2024 | News article Akava opposes government's proposal to alter the labour market model Akava considers the government's proposal to alter the labour market model unnecessary and anticipates that it will cause instability and uncertainty in the labour market.
Organisation 9.8.2024 | News article Daniel Valtakari rose to the top of the trade union movement Daniel Valtakari was elected as the chairperson of UNI Global’s Professionals and Managers group. UNI Global is an international umbrella organization for trade unions.
Work life 29.5.2024 | News article The worst is yet to come TEK’s Labour Market Director Teemu Hankamäki cannot really see any positives in the government’s labour market reforms. Professional and managerial staff will soon feel the effects of the legislative changes.
Society 29.5.2024 | News article How about voting in the European elections The elections for the European Parliament, or the European elections, will take place in Finland on 9 June 2024. TEK wishes to remind its members that these are also technology elections and voting is worth it.
Work life 29.4.2024 | News article TEK found 10 flaws in the bill on local collective bargaining – read the full list of proposed amendments The Academic Engineers and Architects in Finland TEK believes that the starting point for extending local collective bargaining should be a balance between freedoms and responsibilities. More freedoms are now being granted, but the equal conditions for contract negotiations and contract monitoring and sanctions are not addressed or increased. The bill should be amended in this respect.
Work life 29.4.2024 | News article TEK proposes giving up the staggering of earnings-related daily allowance – especially highly educated professionals would be hit hard The Academic Engineers and Architects in Finland TEK is opposed to the government’s proposal to lower the amount of earnings-related daily allowance, or the so-called staggering of earnings-related daily allowance. “Highly educated professionals have little influence over this, despite being active.”
Society 23.4.2024 | News article Things look absolutely awful right now Even zero growth would be an achievement for the Finnish economy this year. The numbers laid on the table by financial experts at TEK's Council Arena were so bleak that the entire audience listened to them in complete silence.