Partnership
The TUC has a longstanding commitment to partnerships between unions and employers. Partnerships at work can deliver higher productivity, improved performance and successful changes to workplace organisation. Partnership enables unions to play an active role in shaping an organisation's policy and strategy, and increases union involvement in organisational change. The TUC Partnership Institute, launched in January 2001, provides expertise, advice and support to unions and employers on developing successful workplace partnerships. Here you can find our research on partnership and its place in a stakeholding society. You can find older material by using the search facilities.
The most recent documents available on this subject are:
TUC reaction to new union modernisation fund
TUC General Secretary, Brendan Barber, comments on the new union modernisation fund.
15 July 2005
TUC contribution to London United event
TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber will be joined by representatives of London's transport and emergency workers at tomorrow's London United event at Trafalgar Square at 6pm.
13 July 2005
TUC submission to Lib Dem consultation
TUC Response to Liberal Democrat consultation paper 73
Employment and Trade Unions
PDF version available for download
26 August 2004
Union Leaders Find their Wings at Airbus
Airbus at Broughton in north Wales will be the venue on Wednesday 14th January 2004 for the General Council of the Wales TUC.
Airbus is acknowledged as an exemplar employer in Wales, which takes a strategic approach to working in partnership with its workforce, championing better skills, innovation and supporting a host of smaller businesses in the region.
14 January 2004
Birmingham hospital's unions and employer sign breakthrough partnership agreement
Management and unions at a major Midlands employer, University Hospital Birmingham (UHB), will today sign a partnership agreement (10.30am Thursday 25 September) that will replace the old “them-and-us” relations with a shared vision, common understanding and joint communication between the management and staff. UHB is one of the first public sector organisations in Britain to make this sort of agreement.
25 September 2003
The Partnership Institute welcomes the latest announcement from the DTI Partnership Fund
Linda Kelly, Director of the TUC Partnership Institute, speaking after the announcement
5 September 2003
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