2026_SDG8_8.2.8

2026-01-13

Employment practice appeal process

NYCU has a formal grievance/appeals process for employees to raise concerns about employment rights, pay, working conditions, or perceived unfair treatment. Staff submit a written appeal to the Staff Appeals and Review Committee within 30 days of receiving or becoming aware of a decision. The committee reviews evidence (e.g., contracts, evaluations, pay items) and issues a written decision—normally within 30 days, extendable once by 20 days when necessary. Proceedings are non-public, and committee members and attendees must keep deliberations confidential. If the appellant disagrees with the outcome, further statutory remedies (re-appeal, petition, or litigation) are available as specified in the regulations.

All evidence is publicly accessible online:

1. NYCU Employees/Faculty/Students Appeal Channels
https://sec.nycu.edu.tw/sec/ch/app/artwebsite/view?module=artwebsite&id=115&serno=3782418e-d50a-4ac1-a337-dcf7599b9cba

2. NYCU Sexual Harassment and Gender Discrimination Appeal Channels
https://gender.nycu.edu.tw/gender/ch/app/artwebsite/view?module=artwebsite&id=20726&serno=44454b82-d8cb-443f-b7ef-4c8808f5ad8f

News

12/02 From Nature to Creation: Craft Your Own Botanical Mini Sculpture

2025-11-28

On our campus, trees accompany us in the most ordinary ways, quietly storing the potential for renewal. Continuing the theme of the 2025 NYCU Sustainability Month “Campus Circular Economy Model Demonstration,” this workshop focuses on the regeneration and reuse of campus trees. Participants will rediscover the hidden value in fallen

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12/03 The Constitutional Court Dancing with Politics

2025-11-24

12/03(Wed)The Constitutional Court Dancing with Politics: The Reception and Reflection of the German Federal Constitutional Court Act in Taiwan. As the wheel of history turns, Taiwan’s constitutional order is undergoing profound transformation. Against the backdrop of “changing times, changing environments, and changing currents,” what key structural and substantive shifts are

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11/27 NYCU Cultural Class: “Unity in Diversity”

2025-11-17

Join us for the first session of the NYCU Cultural Class: “Unity in Diversity”, where you’ll experience the beauty, warmth, and diversity of Indonesian culture right here on campus. Through stories, traditions, and fun interactions, you’ll see what makes Indonesia such a vibrant and welcoming place. Date: Thursday, November 27,

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