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The 12th JTUC-RENGO Biennial Convention (4-5 October, 2011, Tokyo International Forum)

The 2011 off the Pacific coast of Tohoku Earthquake



	RENGO Updates	Last Updated: 21 Mar. 2012

21 March 2012

Expiry of the Industrial Relations Ordinance 2011

On 24th February, JTUC-RENGO sent the Prime Minister of Pakistan the document of request titled “Expiry of the Industrial Relations Ordinance 2011”.

13 March 2012

The Great East Japan Earthquake The First Year of Reconstruction
Keeping the Disaster-Stricken Areas Firmly and Constantly in Mind, Let’s Walk Forward Together

Special Resolution on the Occasion of the 1st Anniversary of the Great East Japan Earthquake

Adopted by Sixth Session of Executive Committee Meeting March 9, 2012
The Great East Japan Earthquake which brought about unprecedented massive multiple disasters caused by earthquakes, tsunamis and nuclear power plant accidents occurred at 2:46 in the afternoon of March 11, 2011 when RENGO was holding its Executive Committee meeting. Today, just prior to the 1st year from that date, RENGO Executive Committee is holding its meeting.

11 November 2011

For immediate release of FTUC Leaders
Stop violation against workers basic rights and unjust violence against trade union officials.

Rengo - Japanese Trade Union Confederation - made a request to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan concerning the stoppage of the violations of the basic workers rights in Fiji on November 9. In spite of the fact that Fiji ratifies ILO Conventions No. 87 on freedom of association and the protection of the right to organize and No. 98 on the right to organize and the right to collective negotiation, strict restrictions are imposed upon holding of trade union meetings and, in some industries, industrial actions are forbidden and collective agreements are declared invalid. Violence against and unjust arrests of trade union officials are rampant.

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RENGO is the largest trade union national center in Japan with 6.8 million membership.

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	Statement by RENGO President Nobuaki Koga on Disaster from the 2011 Tohoku – Pacific Ocean Earthquake and RENGO's Countermeasures - 14 March 2011 data update

	RENGO's Views on and Counterarguments to the 2010 Report of the Committee on Management and Labor Policy of Nippon Keidanren (Japan Business Federation) - 10 Feb. 2010 data update

	Overtures from RENGO: Priority Policies '08-'09 - 19 May. 2008 data update

	RENGO’s Policies for the 2008 Spring Struggle for a Better Life (Excerpts) - 12 Feb. 2008 data update

18th ICFTU World Congress

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