In this episode, you’ll learn about the role of a trade union representative, including:-
· balancing being an employee and trade union official
· life as a chief executive of a trade union
· individual casework v collective negotiations
Daniel discusses the topic with Tristan Ashby from the Fire and Rescue Services Association.
This podcast is supported by didlaw and by Recruitment HR and by the HR Inner Circle (the UK's leading community for smart, ambitious HR Professionals).
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