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COMPLAINTS MECHANISMS FOR MIGRANT WORKERS
26th – 27th November 2013 The 6th ASEAN Forum On Migrant Labour Brunei Darussalam Presenter: Jusnemanwaty Osman (Malaysia)
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COMPLAINTS MECHANISMS FOR MIGRANT WORKERS 26 th 27 th November 2013 - - PDF document
COMPLAINTS MECHANISMS FOR MIGRANT WORKERS 26 th 27 th November 2013 The 6 th ASEAN Forum On Migrant Labour Brunei Darussalam Presenter: Jusnemanwaty Osman (Malaysia) Schneider Electric - Division - Name Date 2 1 Global Supply Chain
26th – 27th November 2013 The 6th ASEAN Forum On Migrant Labour Brunei Darussalam Presenter: Jusnemanwaty Osman (Malaysia)
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Located at Shah Alam, Selangor, M’sia
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Products for AP
High Shot Molding.
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2011 2013
Year 2011 2012 2013 Bangladesh 1 1 2 Myanmar 7 15 15 Nepal 13 29 27 Indonesia 85 136 171 Sri Langka 3 Vietnam 2 2 India 15 8 Pakistan 2 Philippine 1 Total 121 194 220
POSITIONS Operators Carpenter Storehand Water Spiders Rack Leaders Molding Sector Quality Checker Material Handler Assembly Helper 2012
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Only Reliable and Ethical Agents
A Company Representative will provide a briefing to all candidates prior to interview. Salary Positions Working Conditions Employer Expectations Culture Policy & Procedures Q&A
Initial selection by Home Agents Final Interview & selection by company representative
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NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION General
Company Policy & Procedures Safety Rules & Regulations Support System Grievances Mechanism POR One Voice SIM 1
NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION Function
Work Procedures Schneider Requirement Grievances Escalation
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EMPLOYEE COMPLAINT Verbal Written SECTION HEAD/UNION 3 days DEPARTMENT HEAD 3 days HUMAN RESOURCES 3 days GENERAL MANAGER 7 days ARBITRATION
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Common principles for legal, Deontological and responsible conduct
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As an employee… With or as shareholders…
With or as business partners… Towards the planet & society…
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and maintenance. a) review safety and 5 S management b) clarify daily objectives or special orders, quality issues or alerts. the end of the shift is also acceptable. A meeting at both beginning and end is optimal. Topics of the meeting: SIM CYCLE 1 MEETING This is a 5 - 10 minute meeting at the beginning of each shift with all operators and the c) review results, barrier logs and suggestions SIM CYCLE 2 MEETING d) Action Plan Management & Escalation: assure commitments are met, manage and escalate exceptions This is a daily meeting, 15 - 25 minutes, at the same time and same place every day. Typical support functions that must attend are materials, methods, quality, logistics b) Review the sector results, analysis and review of key indicators a) review the input from the level 1 meeting. Topics of the meeting: c) Manage the barrier log: all barrieres are assigned to a participant with a commitment
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Indonesian and Nepalese
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there is an act of violation of :
Employment Act, such as discrimination, un-fair treatment, child labor, freedom of association, welfare, etc Workmen Compensation Act National Wages Consultative Act( Minimum Wages)
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HOUSING
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