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Joining the Union at the Distribution Centre

Japanese ↔ EnglishEmployment12 segments ≈226 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

Union Organiser (speaking English) and 仓库员工 (speaking Japanese) talk through “Joining the Union at the Distribution Centre”. You interpret both ways — English into Japanese, and Japanese into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.

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SEGMENT 1 · ENGLISH · 29 WORDS
Union Organiser

Hi, thanks for coming in today. I'm Sarah, an organiser with the United Workers Union, based here at the Dandenong distribution centre. Are you interested in learning about membership?

SEGMENT 2 · JAPANESE · 14 WORDS
Warehouse Worker

はい、興味があります。組合に入ると、どんなメリットがありますか?

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 20 WORDS
Union Organiser

Members get support with pay disputes, workplace safety, and unfair treatment. We also negotiate enterprise agreements directly with management here.

SEGMENT 4 · JAPANESE · 13 WORDS
Warehouse Worker

組合費はいくらぐらいかかりますか?毎月払わないといけませんか?

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Union Organiser

Membership costs about eleven dollars a week, deducted from your pay. Joining isn't compulsory, though, and you can cancel anytime without penalty.

SEGMENT 6 · JAPANESE · 20 WORDS
Warehouse Worker

実は最近、シフトの割り当てが不公平だと感じているんです。組合はそういう相談にも乗ってもらえますか?

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
Union Organiser

Yes, we can raise rostering concerns directly with your employer, and if that doesn't resolve things, escalate the matter to the Fair Work Commission.

SEGMENT 8 · JAPANESE · 12 WORDS
Warehouse Worker

相談した内容が、会社に伝わってしまうことはありませんか?

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 20 WORDS
Union Organiser

No, everything you share stays confidential. We won't disclose your concerns to management unless you specifically give us permission first.

SEGMENT 10 · JAPANESE · 15 WORDS
Warehouse Worker

それを聞いて安心しました。ぜひ加入したいです。どうすれば申し込めますか?

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 25 WORDS
Union Organiser

Great, you can sign up online through the United Workers Union website today, or I can help you fill out the paper form right now.

SEGMENT 12 · JAPANESE · 12 WORDS
Warehouse Worker

ありがとうございます。では、今ここで手続きをお願いします。

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