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Please help with our lifelong learning and working time survey

EPSU has commissioned researchers Jane Pillinger and David Tarren to review policies on working time and lifelong learning. These were discussed at the collective bargaining conference but Jane and David are keen to get more information from affiliates about their negotiations on working time and lifelong learning and the relevance of EPSU policy. You can find the questionnaire at > EPSU (EN)

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