... – a social partnership. The language of class war and confrontation will be left to those increasingly on the political margins … (quoted Unions 95, p.18). Workplace learning Partnering Trade unions Partnership and learning organisations have emerged as two of the most powerful...

... for the company’s key customers; uses the analogy of the imminent extinction of the black rhino to chart the demise of old‐style selling. Stresses the importance of a new partnering relationship, with customers’ needs paramount, and traces the cause of the learning achieved at the Mabula workshops. © MCB UP...

... to provoke curiosity. With the convergence of economic and social forces, there is an increased need to learn from and with cultures other than one’s own. Global learning organisations realise that they need to partner with others in order to become more culturally aware to be able to compete...