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労務・人事の「基本の“き”」 ~これだけは知っておきたい労務管理・雇用のルール~
2024年4月30日(火) 18:30~20:30
Seminar outline
The “equal pay for equal work” stipulated in the Part-time / Fixed-term Employment Labor Law will also apply to SMEs on April 1, 2021.
With the five Supreme Court decisions issued in October, an increasing number of companies are taking measures such as analyzing issues and reviewing their own systems.
This time, we will deepen our understanding of how to proceed with measures for "equal pay for equal work" that should be considered now.
From the basic content of "what is equal pay for equal work in the first place?" To the introduction of the Supreme Court decision and measures based on the decision.
You will be
explained with a luxurious lineup of three lawyers and labor and social security attorneys.
Please use this as an opportunity to check whether your company's system and various allowances are appropriate from the viewpoint of "equal pay for equal work".
Seminar participants will receive a commentary resume on the day of the event!
Seminar content
① What is equal pay for equal work? What in the first place Or
② Why pay attention now Is it done
③ legislation Status
④ Equal pay for equal work To be a problem
⑤ Specific Introduction of Supreme Court Cases
⑥ Based on case law Measures to be taken
Event outline
Date and time | December 22, 2020 (Tuesday) 18: 30 ~ 20: 30 |
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Speakers | FECC Counselor Aiko Noda (Labor and Social Security Attorney) FECC Counselor Michinari Hashimoto (Attorney) FECC Counselor Keishi Kuma (Attorney) |
Venue | Online Seminar ( Zoom Webinar) |
Capacity | No restrictions Free participation |
timetable | 18:20 Opening |
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