Research and analysis

Using union learning representatives to develop workers' skills

Ofsted good practice example showing how TUC Union learn enables workers at McVitie’s to gain transferable skills.

From:
Ofsted
Published
11 January 2012

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TUC Unionlearn - Good practice example.doc

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This example shows how TUC Unionlearn has created an unusually strong partnership between the trade union and the employer. It enables workers at McVitie’s to gain transferable skills to help their employability and chances of promotion.

Published 11 January 2012