~The Union Series: You're The First Line Of Defense~ Length: 15:00 min.

This two-video series (when accompanied by Signing the Union Card) uses dramatic vignettes to teach your managers how to understand and deal with most aspects of a union organizing campaign: from the earliest stages through card signing.

Managers and supervisors will understand why it is in their own best personal interest to be aggressive in their efforts to stop the union. These motivated managers will learn in detail what they can and cannot do and say at each stage of the process.



Web-Based Training now available for this title!

Makes Any Internet Ready Computer Your Part-time or Full-time “Classroom” For Self-Paced Training.

Supervisors and/or employees will watch this video online then answer a quiz at the end. Determining his/her comprehension of the issues involved. Once the trainee is finished, his/her scores will be available in a report for the training supervisor. Supervisory skills and issues are revealed only to those who have been given a special code. Software keeps records. The program will provide a wide range of pertinent information; who is passing, who is failing, each trainee’s scores and the availability to print a certificate.

AgTS’s Web-based training is available from a single website, accessible from the most remote locations. At your fingertips, Web-based training that instructs, tests, and records data for you.

For pricing information, click ADD TO CART: Stream - Request for Web-Based Info in the right hand list of products.


AgTS Web-based training advantages:
• Computer skills not required - any literate trainee can handle Web-based training.
• Trainees are lead through the training with clear, uncomplicated prompts.
• Boosts both entry level employees and supervisors’ awareness as well as interest.
• Supervisory personnel are exposed to the same basic issues as entry level employees.
• Self-paced training available when and where a computer and internet access is available.
• Training does not have to be postponed until a classroom or sizeable group is available.