Time Off for Trade Union Learning Representatives Duties Sample Clauses

Time Off for Trade Union Learning Representatives Duties. 2.1 The Council recognises that accredited Trade Union Learning Representatives are entitled to take reasonable paid time off to undertake the duties of their role. The main functions for which paid time off as a Trade Union Learning Representative will be allowed are:  analysing learning or training needs;  providing information and advice about learning or training matters;  arranging learning or training;  promoting the value of learning or training;  consulting the employer about carrying on any such activities;  preparation to carry out any of the above activities; and  undergoing relevant training.
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