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from Irish Congress of Trade Unions

Designed to help trade union officials make most effective use of the Revised Industrial Relations Mechanisms introduced under the Workplace Relations Act, 2015.

• Code: IRCODE 4C
• Date: Nov 30, 2017
• Time : 9:30 to 16:30
• Duration : 1 day
• Venue : ICTU, Parnell Square, Dublin 1
• Location: Dublin
• Subject: Collective Bargaining
• Cost: No fee for nominees of Congress Affiliated Unions.

Contact Details for This Course

Please mention Union Learning when booking this course.

Organisation : Irish Congress of Trade Unions

Name : Mr Frank Vaughan
Job title : Director of Learning
Postal address :
Congress
31/32 Parnell Square
Dublin Co. Dublin
1

Telephone number : +353 1 889 7777
Fax number : +353 1 887 2012
Email address : frank.vaughan@ictu.ie

Website : http://www.ictu.ie

About this course

Course details
For many trade union negotiators the task of establishing the viability of a pay claim is often hampered by the lack of financial information on the company which faces them on the other side of the negotiating table. In addition a wealth of financial and accountancy jargon is often employed to help ‘muddy the waters.’ The purpose of this course is to cut through the jargon that so often confronts negotiators; familiarise or refresh their knowledge of the basic tools of accountancy and show where at least some of ‘secrets’ can be found in a set of accounts. It will also help negotiators track down the valuable financial data that is so important to their negotiating work.

Who should attend?
The courses are designed for officials of affiliated unions who need to fully understand the new procedures of the WRC and who may need to make submissions, directly or by referral, to the Labour Court.

Registration details
Use the booking link to request a place on this course. Applications are subject to union approval.

Application closing date
24/11/17

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Course added on: 30/06/2017
Details last updated on: 25/10/2017