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Making a difference - The impact of trade union education on Britain's workplacesAuthor: Doug Gowan
The survey was based on union reps attending TUC courses of any type over the previous five years. It included newly elected reps with little, or in some cases no, experience as well as reps with several union posts and twenty years or more of union activity. The sample was randomly drawn, however, with no attempt to make a selection based on any criterion other than availability of an email address. Given the relatively high response rate, the survey therefore provides a reliable profile of the participants in TUC courses and their activities. Download a copy of Making a difference - The impact of trade union (pdf 1276kb) This publication is available on request. Complete the online form to request a copy. Briefing document (200 words) issued 17 Feb 2010  Occupational Health and Wellbeing in the workplace Trade Union Education in Preston Provided by Manchester College Union rep courses Scotland – January to June 2012 |
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This is the report of the 2009 TUC Education survey of union representatives attending TUC courses. It is the largest survey of trade union education ever conducted and the first to solely use online data collection methods.