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Power to the People: Trade Union Recognition

Who should attend?

Senior HR professionals and in house lawyers.

What’s covered?

For many employers the idea of a unionised work force is not all appealing. We will share with you practical considerations in opposing a trade union recognition request and what collective bargaining means in practice.

This course covers:

• recognising and planning for a request for recognition
• drafting your response
• tactical considerations
• the role of ACAS
• what is the Central Arbitration Committee
• the CAC Hearing

We use case studies to ensure that all delegates know what to do in resisting a claim for collective bargaining rights.

What will delegates achieve?

By the end of the workshop session your delegates will:

• know how to deal with an application for recognition
• understand and be able to work through the tactical issues
• know how to prepare for a CAC hearing

How long is it and how much?

This workshop session runs for 3 hours and costs only £75 + VAT per delegate.
The workshop is subject to a minimum of 8 delegates per session and a maximum of 15.

How do I book?

To book this course or to find out more email elt@foot-ansteys.co.uk.