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Unite’s support for
Workplace Reps
Have a look at our website
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
www.unitetheunion.com/services
With a range of nationally accredited training courses
or our members’ benefit site
available free to workplace reps, safety reps, learning
reps and equalities reps you can enjoy sector specific
www.unitewithus.org.uk/workplacesupport
training on request. We can help you find links and
to see what we can offer you:
pathways to access further education, higher
education and technical training. We can also give you
access to Unite’s bursaries to provide possible funding
that will help assist with career development.
For further information E-mail:
education@unitetheunion.com ,
Tel: 020 8462 7755 or fax: 020 8315 8234
LIFELONG LEARNING (LLL)
LLL can improve your quality of life, working
conditions, promotion & employment prospects.
Working with the Labour government via the Union
Learning Fund, Unite has, arguably, the largest and
most effective LLL project within the British trades
union movement.
DID YOU KNOW: LLL can help your company draw
down funding and support, to increase the skills
within the workplace! With Unite’s LLL team
support, Union Learning Reps (ULRs) also aim to
ensure that access to training and learning is fair and
equitable. Find out how LLL can work for you and
your workplace:
www.unitetheunion.com/lifelonglearning
EQUAL RIGHTS
Equal rights are a key priority and Unite is
committed to promoting equality and
advancing the interests and improving
the working conditions of members
irrespective of age, gender, sexual
orientation, ethnic or national
origin, creed or disability.
www.unitetheunion.com/equality
If you are suffering from discrimination,
harassment or being bullied at work,
please contact your workplace
representative or regional Unite office
www.unitetheunion.com/regions.
Any enquiry will be treated in confidence.
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