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National Law Courses 2012

Information and dates for national law courses for experienced activists
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Application form for nationally organised courses.
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What we mean by 'Skills for life'

'Skills for life' is about everyday English and practical maths. The most common definition of Skills for Life is the ability to:

'...read, write and speak in English and to use mathematics at a level necessary to function and progress at work and in society in general.'

In a foreword to a new Unison 'Skills for Life Handbook' - Skills for Life Equals UNISON Business, Dave Prentis says

"We need to ask ourselves how anyone can get to grips with their pension rights, join in campaigns or have the confidence to make a claim against their employer, if they struggle with the English and maths that explains it all. Also, the paperwork involved in being a workplace rep could deter potential activists from getting involved and enriching our union".

Essential Skills for Health and Social Care (England) project 2004 -6: Report and resources.

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Get Connected: Organising virtually toolkit

This module has been developed to enable branches or work groups with a virtual branch site to understand how the site can be used as a tool to organise, recruit and campaign within the branch, work group and union.has been a growing problem.
Link to a PDF document on this siteGet Connected: Organising virtually toolkit

UNISON scheme for the accreditation and training of UNISON stewards/workplace reps 2010

The scheme aims to ensure that UNISON members experience the required standards of representation and that all UNISON stewards are offered appropriate training and development opportunities to maintain and develop their skills.
Link to a PDF document on this siteUNISON scheme for the accreditation and training of UNISON stewards/workplace reps 2010

Opening doors

UNISON’s experience of the Open University’s Introduction to Health and Social Care in Northern Ireland. Research Report, April 2010.
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The recruiting and organising activist

A brief introduction to Recruiting & Organising Activist materials with a flexible approach to learning for Branch Officers, Stewards, Union Learning Representatives and Health & Safety Representatives.
Link to a PDF document on this siteThe recruiting and organising activist

 
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