Collective Bargaining
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Collective Bargaining

Labor unions disputes require special legal expertise including expertise in the Labor Union Act. Any mishandling of labor union issues will result in (i) an accusation of unfair labor practices by the labor union against the company, such as the company’s refusal to hold collective bargaining, the company’s control over or interference with the formation or management of a labor union by workers or the company’s detrimental treatment of workers, or (ii) the labor union’s petition to the labor relations commission.

City-Yuwa Partners provides clients with appropriate advice including, among others, advice on how to approach negotiations with a company’s labor union on working conditions by considering the collective agreement and how to approach collective bargaining concerning the treatment of each labor union member. In such cases, City-Yuwa provides clients with the most appropriate solution plan based on applicable laws, regulations, judicial precedents and other legal basis by considering factors such as the corporate structure and financial condition of the company.

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