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5.6.1.Policies and Procedures Applicable on Completed stage
5.6.1.1. Relating to the Host Entity:
a) Must ensure a save departure for the EP and support in any matters.
5.6.1.2.Relating to the SE:
a) Must know when the EP is returning and support in any matters.
5.6.1.3.Relating to the Exchange participant:
a Must informe SE and HE about his/her departure at least two (2) weeks about his/ travel details.
5.7.1.Policies and Procedures Applicable Reintegrated stage
5.7.1.1 Relating to the Exchange Participant
5.7.1.1.1 The EP has the right to participate in re-integration activities including:
a) The opportunity to debrief the experience with AIESEC in the sending entity;
b) The opportunity to evaluate and review the EP’s goal and re-integrate into LC activities (if applicable);
c) The opportunity to share the exchange experience with other members of the LC, including outgoing EPs;
d) Information about reverse culture shock and how to cope with it;
e) Information on how to utilize and position the international exchange experience in a professional resume and in the local
job market in general.
5.7.2. Relating to the Sending Entity
5.7.2.1. Inform the EP about existing re-integration opportunities in AIESEC
6. Complaint Procedure
6.1. To raise an issue regarding AIESEC Exchange Programme, any party must follow the dispute resolution process in the
order outlined below:
a) Step 1. (Internal Level): The complaint party should inform the Hosting AIESEC Entity and the response party and try to
solve an issue privately with them.
b) Step 2. (Local Level): If Step 1 has been tried and failed, the complaint party should inform and involve the Sending Entity,
while this entity will inform and communicate with the hosting entity to solve the problem in accordance with the Exchange
Programme Policies.
c) Step 3. (National Level): If Step 2 has been tried and failed, the both sending and hosting entity should inform their MC
that will work together to solve the issue. In addition, they may share the issue over the Global Network.
d) Step 4. If the parties involved cannot reach a mutual agreement within a two-week period, it is advised that the situation
be brought forth to the Internal Control Board for arbitration. Please refer to Supporting Document G1 of the International
Compendium - Internal Control Board for details.
6.2. Compensation for EPs
6.2.1. No financial penalties can be claimed by any party under the circumstances stated in policies 5.4.6.1 b), c), d) and e)
and 5.5.6.1 b), c), d) and e) (The EP is responsible for their own travel expenses).
6.2.2. Under the circumstance stated in policy 5.5.6.1 a), f), and 5.4.6.1. a), a compensatory act can be claimed by a party
depending on which party has fulfilled the responsibilities stated in section 5.4.2.8.
c) to h)
6.2.3. Under the circumstances stated in policies 5.5.6.1. g), h), i), j), and k), and 5.4.6.2a) the hosting entity must provide a
new exchange in the same country/territory.
a) for GIP within 1 month. This period may be extended upon written mutual consent.
b) for GCDP: within 1 week. This period may be extended upon written mutual consent.
6.2.3. If either a suitable exchange cannot be found, or if the immigration/labour law of the hosting country/territory does
not allow the EP to stay in the country or to change work place, then the EP has the right to have compensated by the OP
taker or the hosting entity the full travel expenses to and from the hosting entity and other expenses caused by the violation
of the relevant policies. Hosting entity can charge the compensation from the OP taker.
6.2.4. EP and hosting entity should consider that if a minimum of three exchanges corresponding to the specifications of the
EP form are presented within the period stated in policy 6.2.3 and the EP rejects all of these, then the hosting entity is under
no further obligation to the EP.
6.3. Compensation for OP Takers
6.3.1. No financial penalties can be claimed by any party under the circumstances stated in policies 5.5.6.1 b), c), d), and e)
and 5.4.6.1 b), c), d), and e).
6.3.2. In all circumstances stated in 5.5.6.1 a) and b), request a new EP to replace the original EP. The Sending AIESEC entity
is then responsible to find a suitable EP within 2 months. This period may be extended upon mutual written agreement
between the OP taker and the sending AIESEC entity. The sending AIESEC entity must submit a minimum of 3 suitable
candidates that reasonably fulfil the criteria of the OP form. If the OP taker rejects the candidates, the sending AIESEC entity
is under no further obligation to the organisation. If no suitable EPs can be found within the timeframe, the EP or the sending
entity may be asked to pay up to full amount of the Exchange programme fee (OP fee) paid by the OP taker or other expenses
incurred on the EP by the OP taker. The amount can be scrutinized or considered for reimbursement during complaint
procedures. Compensation shall only be paid upon the request of the organisation.
6.4. Reimbursement policies and procedures
6.4.1. Proof for all violations must be provided to the ICB
6.4.1.1.
Violations
Actions
Responsible
No LEAD for EP
EP fee reimbursement
SE
EP over 30 or more than 2 years after
graduation
TN fee
If EP lied: EP
If SE knew: SE
EP has lived in destination country for
more than 2 years in the past 10 years
(excluding AI/MC/CEED)
3 new EP to the HE entity
SE
EP has not lived in the country in
which they were “raised” for more
than 6 weeks
Put EP in the country by right
Wrong SE country to put in the
right SE
EP provided false information
1st. 3 new EPs for the HE entity
2nd. If not suitable payment of TN fee
SE
Not getting salary
Payment of all salary
TN taker (or HE if TN taker does not
communicate)
Different salary from what agreed
Payment of the difference
1.If payment is less than agreed: HE
to EP
2. If payment is more that agreed:
EP to HE
Having wrong type of visa
visa payment reimbursement and any
fines reimbursement related to visa
1.If missing or wrong information:
HE is responsible
2.If EP applied for the wrong visa:
EP is responsible
Accommodation was not provided as
it promised – proof needed
Reimbursement of accommodation
expenses
HE
Food was not provided as promised
Reimbursement for each meal that was
promised
HE
JD does not correspond to the one in
OP/AN
EP fee and traveling cost
HE
EP came to HE and the internship was
cancelled and there was no option to
find another one
Travel costs, EP fee and Visa
HE
The JD does not fit the description in
more than 50%
Travel costs, EP fee and visa costs
HE
Exchange less than 6 weeks
Travel costs, EP fee and visa costs and
any other cost EP had
HE