'Progressive industrial relations': EDF Renewables inks recognition agreement with leading trade unions

Stuart Stone
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Prospect, Unite, GMB, and UNISON to establish collective engagement model to boost inclusive workplace culture and support 'drive to deliver net zero' at EDF Renewables UK

EDF Renewables in the UK and Ireland has today inked a recognition agreement with leading trade unions Prospect, Unite, GMB, and UNISON in the hope of fostering more "progressive industrial relations"...

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