Wales TUC: New Social Partnership Bill shows a clear way forward for Wales
Giving evidence at the Senedd this afternoon, the Wales TUC has backed a new law that will give workers a stronger voice in the policy making process.
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UK government “giving countries a free pass” on “abhorrent” workers’ rights abuses by rushing into trade talks
Ministers are currently in “active talks” with 11 countries where there is no guarantee of workers’ rights or where there is systematic violation of rights
1 in 5 workplaces do not have any policies to support LGBT staff – TUC poll
New TUC poll reveals widespread lack of support for LGBT people at work
Blocking online balloting for strikes is “absurd” and “hypocritical”
Commenting on reports on Sunday that the government is to block trade union members from voting online during strike ballots, TUC General Secretary Frances O’Grady said...
Conservative government has “misled the public” on its role directing rail firms in the dispute, says TUC following legal advice
Independent legal opinion from Michael Ford QC undermines government claims that the dispute is just between the rail operators and unions
Lifting the ban on agency workers during strikes will “endanger public safety” and “poison industrial relations”
TUC accuses Grant Shapps of using “P&O playbook”
INFLATION: Government should not be fighting working people taking action to defend their wages, says TUC
TUC response to CPI inflation hitting 9.1%
Ministers must stop “inflaming tensions” and “help to end rail dispute”
The TUC calls for a constructive approach from government to allow meaningful negotiation instead of strikes.
TUC and REC urge government to abandon plan to allow agency staff to replace striking workers
The TUC and REC have today (Monday) called on the government to abandon its “unworkable” plan to lift the ban on agency workers filling in during strikes.
Two thirds of people who were sick in the last year carried on working, new Wales TUC poll reveals
A shocking number of people have continued to work while unwell during the pandemic, according to a new survey commissioned by Wales TUC.