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	Union learning reps\|Useful information Standards Surveys Case studies Publications for Learning Reps What are Union Learning Reps? Negotiating learning agreements\|Supporting Learners (IAG)\|Working with providers\|Skills for Life\|Union Learning Fund\|U-Net\|Learning and organising\|Learning & skills initiatives\|Information Communication Technology\|Equality and diversity\| Add a comment to the discussion. See all discussion topics. Find related Union learning reps training courses. See all courses. Unionlearn ‘The Equality & Diversity Forum’ Unionlearn ‘The Equality & Diversity Forum’ Unionlearn ‘The Equality & Diversity Forum’ Unionlearn ‘The Equality & Diversity Forum’ Unionlearn ‘The Equality & Diversity Forum’ London ULR Network Meeting Sussex ULRs local network meeting East of England Regional Network Meeting Northwest Learning Centre Strategy Norfolk and Suffolk unionlearn forum Essex and Herts unionlearn forum Unions and Employers helping to build Working Communities Gatwick local network meeting Maths Messengers - A fun and interactive training session Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire unionlearn forum Green Skills, Green Jobs Oxford local network meeting South East Regional Network Meeting Kent ULRs local network meeting Hampshire Network Meeting Subject Search term Advanced search We can alert you by email about anything new in your chosen subjects. Register your interests now.	About ULR training The effectiveness of ULRs depends very much on the training they get from the TUC or their union. Under the Employment Act 2002 the ULR needs to be sufficiently trained to carry out his/her duties either at the time of their notice of appointment or in normal situations within six months of the appointment. To do this ULRs in recognized workplaces have a statutory right to paid time off to train. Download PDF file (82,582 bytes) For more information about training courses visit www.unionlearn.org.uk/education/index.cfm?mins=13 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 REMINDER: ULR meetings - Southampton, Chatham, Brighton, Oxford, Bedford, Crawley, Southend, Norwich, Cambridge, Hastings, London 2 February 2012 Long Eaton TESCO Extra - Deaf Awareness 27 January 2012 South Wigston TESCO Extra - Deaf Awareness 24 January 2012
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