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Finnish Association of Business School Graduates SEFE ((フィンランド語:Suomen Ekonomiliitto SEFE), (スウェーデン語:Finlands Ekonomförbund)) originally founded in 1935, is a central organization for graduates and students in economics and business administration. SEFE consists of 25 regional associations and 13 student societies. SEFE has nearly 50,000 members,graduate members and over 15,000 students. Our graduate members from Finnish universities have a B.Sc. (Econ. Bus. & Adm.) or M.Sc. (Econ. Bus. & Adm.) degree. Applications from foreign university graduates are assessed individually. A member must have at least academic Bachelors (eq. BA, BSc) level degree in business studies. Many of our members are working outside Finland.〔(SEFE's membership ). SEFE.〕 SEFE attempts to improve the success of its members as individuals. To do so, SEFE implements several services concerning educational, professional, social issues and labour market conditions, and always according to the needs of the members. On behalf of its members SEFE negotiates and concludes collective agreements〔(Collective agreements ). SEFE.〕 concerning salaries〔(Economists' salaries ). SEFE.〕 and conditions of employment. SEFE is the fourth biggest affiliate of Akava - Confederation of Unions for Professional and Managerial Staff in Finland . == History == From the 1924 onwards small business school graduate associations and societies were founded to the largest cities in Finland. SEFEs predecessor was the Swedish Business School (Hanken) alumni association Ekonomföreningen Niord. The follower, Ekonomiyhdistys ry, was founded in 1935. In 1951, 10 associations joined together to create Ekonomiliitto, the Finnish Association of Business School Graduates. In 1973, members and associations of the Swedish speaking Ekonomförbund rf joined the umbrella organization. In the beginning, the main function of the associations was to convey job opportunities to graduated members. It was all about networking and socializing. Later on, the functions have evolved towards wider approach on issues regarding employment relations; Salary surveys, legal advice, career guidance and training. SEFEs social policy and labour market representation Finnish employment relation model is based on relatively high level of collective bargaining in relation to local wage settlements. For the white collar workers, collective bargaining in the Finnish model is based on strong professional unions and their collaborations. The main interest representation function of SEFE is to produce and negotiate industry level collective bargaining agreements together with other unions in AKAVA and collective negotiation organizations. SEFEs policy is to guarantee decent wage development throughout the industry, ensure proper conditions in employment contracts and promote wellbeing at the workplace. Promoting equality and the general knowledge of labour market development among members and the public is also essential. The education policy of SEFE occurs in coordination with universities, member organizations, student organizations, social organizations and political parties. The goal is to maintain the esteem and quality of business education at the academic level and the graduates’ expertise. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Finnish Association of Business School Graduates SEFE」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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