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Union Learning Representatives - Challenges and Opportunities (Paperback)
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Union Learning Representatives - Challenges and Opportunities (Paperback)
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Trade unions have historically been involved in education and
training in the workplace. This activity has gained greater
credence and importance in the United Kingdom, New Zealand and
Denmark due to the recent emergence of union learning
representatives (ULRs) and Educational Ambassadors, who are a new
category of trained, accredited and unpaid lay representatives
based in the workplace. Their key role is to give advice and
guidance to colleagues in relation to professional development,
learning and training opportunities available. These
representatives work in partnership with other stakeholders, namely
employers and education providers to ensure that individuals can
attend educational and training courses that will help them from
both a personal and work perspective. There are now 22,000 ULRs in
the UK alone and they are playing a significant part in pushing the
present Labour administration's drive to expand and improve
lifelong learning to create a learning society that benefits
individuals, organisations and ultimately the nation and its
economy. They have rewritten the rules of the workplace by helping
to replace distrust and adversarial relations with partnership
working based on mutual respect and trust. This book was published
as a special issue of the Journal of In-Service Education.
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