Alt's Major Practitioner
Major Players
The major players pertaining to the case include: the Alt’s, Mr. Higashi, the JET Program and CLAIR. The Alt’s are a group of students who are involved in a program that allows them to leave their country of residence to work abroad in Japan. Kelly, a member of the Alt’s, is a 22 year old woman who lives in Alberta and has been working in Japan for the last six months. This is her first real job after graduating from the University of Alberta with a degree in Management. In addition, Kelly has a fairly good knowledge of the Japanese language. She decided to apply to the Japanese Exchange and Teaching Program (JET) so that she could begin a career in Canada with an advantage over other candidates and so that she can have fun …show more content…
No mention of working on Saturdays.
20 paid holidays that can be taken consecutively or independently if approved by supervisor at least three days in advance (if less than 3 paid holidays consecutively). Otherwise employee must let supervisor know one month in advance.
Employees are entitled to the following special paid holidays: Sick leave, Bereavement, Natural disaster, and Transportation System Failure.
Employee must receive consent before taking the aforementioned special paid holidays. If employee cannot request special holiday right away, they must do so as soon as the conditions permit.
Employee must provide doctor’s certificate for sick leave of three consecutive days. In addition, Board of Education, may request a medical certificate from any medical doctor they specify.
Mr. Higashi aspires to be a school principal and this promotion his based on his own performance and how well he interacts with his subordinates.
Mr. Higashi finds it inconvenient that JET participants do not speak Japanese.
Mr. Higashi liked Kelly because she spoke Japanese well and since she has already lived in Japan. Also, Mr. Higashi is the only other employee who speaks English at the
The major players pertaining to the case include: the Alt’s, Mr. Higashi, the JET Program and CLAIR. The Alt’s are a group of students who are involved in a program that allows them to leave their country of residence to work abroad in Japan. Kelly, a member of the Alt’s, is a 22 year old woman who lives in Alberta and has been working in Japan for the last six months. This is her first real job after graduating from the University of Alberta with a degree in Management. In addition, Kelly has a fairly good knowledge of the Japanese language. She decided to apply to the Japanese Exchange and Teaching Program (JET) so that she could begin a career in Canada with an advantage over other candidates and so that she can have fun …show more content…
No mention of working on Saturdays.
20 paid holidays that can be taken consecutively or independently if approved by supervisor at least three days in advance (if less than 3 paid holidays consecutively). Otherwise employee must let supervisor know one month in advance.
Employees are entitled to the following special paid holidays: Sick leave, Bereavement, Natural disaster, and Transportation System Failure.
Employee must receive consent before taking the aforementioned special paid holidays. If employee cannot request special holiday right away, they must do so as soon as the conditions permit.
Employee must provide doctor’s certificate for sick leave of three consecutive days. In addition, Board of Education, may request a medical certificate from any medical doctor they specify.
Mr. Higashi aspires to be a school principal and this promotion his based on his own performance and how well he interacts with his subordinates.
Mr. Higashi finds it inconvenient that JET participants do not speak Japanese.
Mr. Higashi liked Kelly because she spoke Japanese well and since she has already lived in Japan. Also, Mr. Higashi is the only other employee who speaks English at the