This course is for reps who want to develop membership engagement and activity in their branch or chapel. It is an opportunity to share ideas and good practice with other reps and to explore how to recruit and encourage the participation of members in chapel and branch work.
This workshop is aimed at new or established Chapel reps, that want some ideas about how to develop their Chapel and involve more members in Chapel activities. Knowing how to build the strength of Chapels, by engaging and involving members, is the focus for this “organising remote/hybrid workers” workshop. As a result of the changes that have taken place in the way NUJ members work, It is necessary to re-think how Chapels can develop new channels of communication to develop and maintain member engagement and activity.
The learning outcomes for the workshop are;
Know what is meant by organising
Identify some of the challenges of organising remote/hybrid workers
Explore strategies for organising remote/hybrid members
The workshop will be a mixture of discussion, group work and some tutor presentation.
Book or find out more
To book or for further information, please email NUJ training – [email protected]
Trainer
Trade union trainer, NUJ
Caroline is an NUJ member who has been working in trade union training for more than 20 years. She managed and taught on the International Labour and Trade Union Studies degree at Ruskin College in Oxford.
As a union rep, her roles have included health and safety, negotiating, organising and recruitment, and organising learning events. She runs the NUJ's reps' training programme.
