Join us for our first face-to-face meeting of the Greater London ULR Network on Wednesday November 6th in Congress House. For more information, visit https://t.co/iEsoWI6Mo1
It's #LearningAtWorkWeek! #LAWW24
Sign up now. Try out some of UNISON’s courses and workshops, and discover where to go next with your learning journey.
All sessions free of charge and open to ALL.
https://t.co/5Pjrf8hE2r @unisonlearning
Any events running in your workplace as part of #LearningatWorkWeek? Send us any info with images after the event and we will add as a case study to the @unionlearn website #LAWW24
Read @rowantuc’s blog “Helping all apprentices develop” on the relaunch of @unionlearn’s Apprenticeship Toolkit during #NAW2024
https://t.co/qlAPoszkZ1
Supporting Learners in the Workplace - A guide for Union Learning is now available. “@unionlearn have comprehensively revised and updated the ULR handbook published in 2020, which was entitled Promoting Union Learning.
https://t.co/lDWx6EdyyJ
@unionlearn has launched its revamped website! We have new blogs, case studies and resources to be posted on the site in the next few weeks so keep an eye out for new content! Go to https://t.co/HVLYuW9Zpw and check it out
South Asian History month event in Leicester led by the WEA getting underway. @LeeBarronLabour opening up talking about the importance of learning in giving so many people an opportunity to get on, and how unions providing learning opportunities is so important
Read our blog as part of @LAWWeekWire from @walestuc’s Felicity Stock who talks about why ULRs are important and why she became a ULR #LearningAtWorkWeek
https://t.co/TLPd8MVlek
To kick off @LAWWeekWire we have a webinar this afternoon with @music_workers at 2pm to discuss the challenges that trade unions currently face within the musical and arts industry and visions for the future. It’s not too late to register at https://t.co/87wcc4TLG1
Learning at Work Week @LAWWeekWire is approaching next week and the theme is 'Create the future'. Read our blog written by TUC Learning and Skills Policy Officer Julia Jones on Lifelong Learning and Learning at Work Week
https://t.co/0kQkHOCoQI
@Post16Educator@FEWeek@irenagrugulis@unionlearn Scrapping funding for @unionlearn during a global pandemic & skills shortage is one of the worst things this Govt has done! The ULF cost the Treasury just £12 million a year & in return it delivered a £1.4 billion boost to the economy through increasing jobs, wages & productivity