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Training | FLRA Jump to Navigation FLRA.gov U.S. Federal Labor Relations Authority RSS FEEDS Search form Search Menu eFilingAvailable Here HomeWell-nighIntroduction to the FLRA Mission Budget & Performance Organizational Chart FLRA Leadership Press Releases Public Affairs Featured Topics Our Mission Protecting rights and facilitating stable relationships among federal agencies, labor organizations, and employees while up-and-coming an constructive and efficient government through the wardship of the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute.   Feedback well-nigh www.FLRA.gov Let us know what you think well-nigh our new and improved website by emailing us at EngagetheFLRA@flra.gov. 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Resources & Training Resources The Statute & Regulations Information bySpecimenType Guides & Manuals Forms & Checklists Alternative Dispute Resolution FLRA Job Postings Training Upcoming FLRA Training Training ContactsUndertowMaterials Customer Feedback Featured Topics Training Slides Find training slides and other written materials from all of your favorite FLRA training sessions.  Online TrainingTrammelsout our web-based trainings misogynist through HR University at no tuition for all federal employees. You are hereHomeResources & Training Training Training We offer a variety of training opportunities for federal agencies and unions on collective-bargaining rights and responsibilities.  On this page, you can learn increasingly well-nigh our upcoming courses, schedule in-person or virtual training for your organ or union, take an online training course, or review feedback from our customers.  Upcoming Courses For a list of upcoming courses and to sign up, click here. Schedule Training The FLRA offers a variety of training opportunities, in person throughout the country and virtually.  Select one of the topics unelevated to learn increasingly and to contact us.  Unfair Labor Practice and Representation Training The OGC and the Regional Offices offer unions and agencies, upon request, courses tent a wholesale overview of federal sector labor law, including unfair labor practices and representation and representation matters.  To unify for such training, contact your nearest Regional Office, or Kurt Rumsfeld by email or phone (202) 218-7789. OurVitalStatutory Training undertow offers a wholesale overview of federal-sector labor law.  Common topics are:  The FLRA's structure and the ULP investigation process; The duty to undear in good faith, including the de minimis and "covered by" doctrines, and substantive versus impact and implementation bargaining; Meetings, including formal discussions, bypasses, and investigatory examinations (or Weingarten meetings); Interference with statutory rights and favoritism based on protected activity;  Bars to filing ULP charges, such as timeliness and prior grievances; and Information requests. Our Advanced Statutory Training undertow is weightier suited for individuals who once have knowledge of the vital principles and some wits in the field.  Participants will proceeds a increasingly in-depth knowledge of joint bargaining and related topics, and wield that knowledge to hypotheticals and interactive exercises that are often based on real-life cases. Our Representation Training course covers issues such as bargaining-unit determinations and reorganizations.  We moreover offer customized training tailored to those particular areas of interest to agencies and federal unions.  These programs may be much shorter than our usual day-long courses, and we can do them by phone or videoconference.  Our policy is to try to meet as many requests for training as possible within the resources available.      For examples of our undertow materials, click here.Mediationand Negotiability Training For our mediation and negotiability training, contact Gina Grippando, ggripp@flra.gov or 202-218-7776. OurMediationTraining undertow covers procedural and substantive matters relating to the filing of exceptions to mediation awards and the legal standards that wield in the review of mediation awards. Our Negotiability Training undertow covers procedural and substantive matters involving the processing of negotiability appeals, as well as the legal standards that apply in determining the legality of contract language (either a proposal or a provision disapproved on organ throne review) and whether the parties have a bargaining obligation.   For examples of our undertow materials, click here. Impasse Training The Federal Service Impasses Panel (FSIP) offers comprehensive training addressing the procedural and substantive matters involving the resolution of bargaining impasses between federal agencies and unions representing federal employees welling from negotiations over conditions of employment under the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute and the Federal Employees Flexible and Compressed Work Schedules Act.   For increasingly information, click here and trammels out our online training undertow below. Online Training The FLRA has made several web-based training courses misogynist on the Office of Personal Management's HR University website.  These courses are misogynist to both federal and non-federal employees.  Federal employees may  wangle them by clicking on a undertow link unelevated and setting up an worth with your federal email write (after clicking on a link below, go to the bottom of page for the link to register).  Then, you can start the courses from theUndertowCatalog, which has increasingly detailed undertow descriptions.VitalStatutory Training (8 hours) Impact of Reorganization on Bargaining Units (2 hours) Statutory Exclusions from Bargaining Units (2 hours)MediationTraining (2 hours) Federal Service Impasses Panel Process and Procedures Training (1.5 hours)  Non-federal employees may find these courses, hosted by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Office of Labor-Management Relations (LMR), by pursuit the instructions below: Go to VA's LMR FLRA training webpage:  http://www1.va.gov/LMR/Training/FLRA_Training.asp  Then, click on TMS self-registration at the end of the second paragraph.UndertowFeedback If you want to know what students have thought of our courses, you can read some of their feedback here. In This Section Resources TrainingUpcoming FLRA Training Training ContactsUndertowMaterials Customer Feedback Additional Information FLRA Statute FLRA RegulationsSpecimenProcessing Procedures Alternative Dispute Resolution Collaboration and ADR Office Upcoming EventsVitalStatutory Training Washington, DC December 13, 2018 Status: Accepting waitlistVitalStatutory Training New Orleans, Louisiana December 4, 2018 Status: Closed COMPLETE LIST Federal Labor Relations Authority 1400 K Street, NW Washington, DC 20424 202-218-7770 Footer Menu Col1 HomeWell-nighUs Components & Offices Footer Menu Col2SpecimenTypes Decisions Resources & Training Promo Menu Block eFilingAvailable Here Footer Secondary Menu Español FOIA Inspector General No FEAR Act & EEO OpenGov Privacy Policy Contact Us