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Master of Law and Dance teacher Katarina Murto is OAJ’s next president. Ms. Murto was elected in the first round of voting at the OAJ Council meeting in Helsinki on 10 May.

The OAJ registry system was changed during the summer. The members can see the change most clearly in the renewed Omat tiedot section. There were a lot of problems with the deployment, which has caused severe congestion in the membership service.

Your privacy is important to us. The Trade Union of Education in Finland (hereinafter OAJ) is committed to protecting your privacy in the best manner possible and to processing your personal data transparently in compliance with the valid laws and good data protection practice.

The Trade Union of Education in Finland, OAJ, is an independent trade union, not linked to any political party, with ca. 120,000 members. Every 9 out 10 teachers in Finland is a OAJ member. OAJ is the sixth largest trade union in the country.

We offer our members the opportunity to independently monitor their working hours. You can conveniently keep track of and plan your working hours using OAJ’s Vipu app.

As an OAJ member, you can use an online form to submit any changes regarding your membership. Becoming a member is also easy to do online. We serve our members using online enquiry forms, which is the easiest way to contact us.

Logging in to OAJ’s website is easy, but to help you out, we have compiled instructions on how to log in and how to reset your password.