Use it or Lose It: Education and Development of Delegates in Australian Unions

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Based on interviews in 2022 and 2023 with educators, organisers, and union secretaries and assistant secretaries, this report examines the state of union delegate education and development across a selection of Australian unions.

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Author: David Peetz, Robyn May

Publisher / Organisation: Australian Trade Union Institute ATUI

Format: Reports

Content Length: 62 pgs

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