ICT Union

How to participate?

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The bigger the union, the bigger the impact.

As a member you can be part of it. Just fill in the application form.

Once you verify your email contact, one of our current union members will contact you to explain how we work and will provide support and guidance on how to participate in union activities.

Meet us!

Get to know us to learn how we operate. Whichever way you prefer:

Attend our events. Offline or online.
Meet us informally, for a beer, tea or a lemonade.
You can meet us individually, one on one.

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Join the community of ICT sector workers and be a part of our efforts to improve working conditions! We meet both online and offline, learn new things together, and support each other along the way. Join us! What can we provide to you?

Participation

We are, and we want to be, an active trade union, committed to organizing sector-wide events that help workers learn about important issues and create positive change.

In addition, we support the formation of workplace organizations through sectoral unions. By uniting at the workplace level, we can negotiate better working conditions and make a difference for everyone.

Knowledge

We believe in continuous learning and seek guidance from union lawyers, fellow members, and other trade unions and associations to deepen our understanding of labor law and our rights within the ICT sector and the workplace.

This collaborative approach enables us to be effective advocates for our interests and protect the fundamental rights of workers in the ever-evolving ICT industry.

Legal support

As a member, you have the opportunity to receive free consultations and representation from a union lawyer. Our membership base is also happy to support you with advice or events.

You can also decide to establish a union in your workplace, and we would be happy to provide you with not only legal support, but also the knowledge of how to do it.

Upcoming and ongoing events:

Would you like to meet us? We are planning these events for you. Everyone can come even if they are not a member of the union. We will be glad to see you. And who knows, maybe you will consider joining eventually.

We are still planning new events where we can meet with you! Here are some events we’ve organized in past:

Jun 3, 2024 ━ Jan 1, 2025

Petition for meaningful social dialogue

Online

Petition for meaningful social dialogue Workers unions in the Czech Republic can provide a necessary avenue for social dialogue with the employer. Unions are often one of the only tools that allow employees to have a say in their work and working conditions. Unfortunately, in the sector of information and communication technology (the ICT sector), we sometimes encounter intimidation and lack of cooperation. We, the workers of the ICT sector, have the right to form workers unions, establish social dialogue, and enter collective bargaining with our employers, in other words - change our working conditions for the better.

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Oct 25, 2024 ━ Dec 31, 2024

Remote work is legitimate work!

Online

Workers deserve the right to decide where they work — whether in the office or remotely. Remote work is not a benefit, but a legitimate form of work. We, the workers of the ICT sector, understand our needs and working styles better than anyone. We believe that: Remote work is not a luxury, but a valid choice for productive, meaningful employment. We should have the right to choose between office work and remote work based on what suits us best.

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Aug 1, 2023 ━ Sep 30, 2024

Petition for Transparency of Pay

Online

The ICT sector is a rapidly growing sector that has over the last ten years vastly changed the work scenery in the Czech Republic. A lot of big international companies decided to open centers here and also quite a few Czech companies started and expanded their activities. The salaries they were offering compared to the existing opportunities, appeared attractive which led more and more locals leaping to this promising sector but also a lot of foreigners moving to the Czech Republic in search of better pay and working conditions.

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