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	Learning & skills policy\|Equal High Road Project Government Policy Useful Statistics TUC Policy Skills Pledge Publications Transnational\| Find related Learning & skills policy training courses. See all courses. Learning in Union, 11 December 2008, Plymouth National Learning Forum: Lifelong Learning and Skills: Ideal and Reality Subject Search term Advanced search We can alert you by email about anything new in your chosen subjects. Register your interests now.	Right to Request Time to Train consultation - TUC Submission This document contains the following: Summary of key points in the submission Impact on the review of a statutory right to training The case for a revised operational model Eligibility What sort of training? The union role? Who pays for the training? How would employees make a request? Acceptable Business Reasons for Refusing How can the time be taken? Right of appeal An Employment or Training Right? ESOL Young People APPENDIX - TUC PRESS RELEASE (4TH September 2008) Download PDF file (369,542 bytes) PDF, or Portable Document Format preserves exactly the original appearance of the document, and can be viewed by anyone using a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader. You can download Adobe Acrobat Reader free, or find out more about it on Adobe's website. Return to web page version. top of page Email this page to a colleague GoSkills Launches Report on Literacy, Numeracy and Communication Skills in the Passenger Transport sector 18 November 2008 TUC comments on draft Apprenticeships Bill 16 October 2008 Celebrate inspirational adult learners - nominate them for an award 14 October 2008
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Right to Request Time to Train consultation - TUC Submission