After a long time, once again finds interesting material to me, so I have to come back here ...
So, here's a bit of democracy in the corporate-Japanese way. Below is the content of the message in which all proper names and things that might identify the company or anyone in her crossed-out black. If you do that, and if you read English, feel free to read what this says, and after the message follows my suggestion ... prosvijetiteljski
So, my former company was pressed inspections, so the company organized a union, just the word for union - "union" was strictly forbidden (according to them, the unions have a firm in communist countries that are fighting with their workers, while in this case, the employer and employee, "one soul in the hundreds of bodies," truć-truć, bla-bla). For the union president, who is here called a "staff representative, volunteered my former boss Prco (the young, aspiring, semi-capable chairwarmer). Appeared voluntarily as a partisan volunteer bombers reported that no guns went to a bunker, you know the story, leave a young partisan commander of the battalion, show the finger at two in the machine and says "You two volunteers to ...", so much about it, the irony is so large and hard to can be "Chainsaw" cut.
And now the icing on the cake. If you see this message, see if I was I got 16th July 2009. about twenty to two in the afternoon. The main fact ...
To vote čovjea to sign your name to the equivalent of a collective agreement, you need to do - nothing! Your neglasanje and inactivity is considered a vote "FOR"!
If you have the "NO", ie. anti-choice bag of salt with the initials RW for your union prince, please reply to this message with their name, and in it say why you object to such a "fair" and above all generous initiative!
vote expires on the same day at midnight, so if you have that day free, you voted for Prce, if you are overloaded with e-mails, as the vast majority of employees, and you have not noticed this message, you are voting for Prce, and so on ... .
If this does not fit all and napišeta mail in which you do not agree with the proposed election of the only candidate for the position, do not expect a raise. A colleague who did this is now New Zealand, so count yourself two two ....
from this procedure shows that corporate Japan is very similar to communist North Korea, at least as far as democracy .... and this was not the only example ....
Life in Tokyo, Japan! 
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