Organiser Induction
This course explores the values that underpin unionism and develop basic skills and knowledge to get participants started on their journey as a union Organiser. It also looks at the structure of unions and critique the political context of organising work. As well as equipping participants with organising tools, the course explores the industrial and legislative framework in which work is embedded and the pathways to resolution and member representation within this framework.
- Type Learning
- Level Foundational
- Time Hours
- Cost Paid
Earning Criteria
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Identify union values and important union campaigns over history
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Describe the role and democratic structure of unions and the political nature of union organising
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Define workplace mapping and explain its purpose
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Identify the industrial instruments that cover workers’ pay and conditions
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Find awards and agreements and navigate them effectively to locate specific clauses and provisions
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Identify different pathways to resolution of workplace issues
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Discuss challenges and risks new Organisers face
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Identify ways to mitigate risks including building support structures and debriefing frameworks