The firm, behind Channel 4 shows Risking It All and Supernanny, would like to hear from medium-sized firms with between 50-200 employees with a low or non-existent level of trade union membership to be involved in the project titled "Unionise Me".
The aim of the show is to investigate the questions: Are workplaces without independent collective representation necessarily more productive and profitable? Is it possible that a company in which the workforce is responsibly represented by a trade union could be more productive, profitable and robust, able to weather change better than its competitors?
Firms interested in taking part should contact Ricochet for further information.
Contact: unioniseme@ricochet.co.uk.
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