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Digitalisation Training - AsiaPacific
The following training materials were produced as part of the regional training for PSI's Our Digital Future Project
Table of contents
Welcome to our regional training hub.
You can navigate to the material you need using the table of contents on the left. All material is uploaded per group and per workshop.
Digital Rights Organiser Training (DRO)
Who are the DROs?
In each region we have recruited a group of 10-20 DROs. In addition to PSI staff, this group consists of union organisers, representatives and/or secretariat staff who are actively engaged in digital issues or have a key interest in them and want to learn more.
The main expectation of the DROs is that they participate in the training and take the learning back to their union to help them develop and implement strategies to help workers deal with digitalisation issues. DROs have the commitment of their union to spread and promote the acquired digital knowledge, develop and implement digital strategies in your union, and, where possible, provide assistance to other unions in the region.
Video
https://publicservices.international/resources/digital-publication/digitalisation-training---asiapacific?lang=en&id=11970&showLogin=true
Digital Rights Organisers: Asia Pacific - Reactions
DRO Training Materials
DRO Workshop One
Workshop One Slides
Jam board (participant brainstorming)
DRO Workshop Two
Workshop Two Slides
Workshop Two Jamboard (Participant Brainstorming)
DRO Workshop Three
Workshop Three Slides
(No Participant Jam Board)
Union Leader Training
Union Leader Workshop
Bargaining Officer Training
About the Project
To turn digitalisation into a useful tool that improves workers' conditions and public service effectiveness, quality and access, unions need a strong understanding of the very core of digital systems: data and algorithms.
Both have significant and oftentimes dire consequences on workers’ rights and the job and career opportunities available to workers.
Find out more at the project homepage
The Our Digital Future Project
These materials are part of the PSI Project Our Digital Future, supported by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung
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