Mark Serwotka becomes TUC President
Mark Serwotka has today been elected as the new President of the TUC.
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Poet Laureate composes text for TUC 150th anniversary
The TUC has today (Saturday) published new text from the Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy to mark its 150th anniversary.
Childcare fees have risen three times faster than wages since 2008, TUC analysis reveals
Working parents with children under five have seen nursery fees rise three times faster than their wages over a decade.
Salisbury to host TUC South West’s Health and Safety Conference
TUC South West will host its Health, Safety and Wellbeing Conference in Salisbury on Monday 3rd September in a show of solidarity following recent chemical incidents in the city.
Government must protect working people from ‘devastating’ no-deal Brexit, says TUC
“These papers confirm that a no-deal Brexit is not a credible option. It would be devastating for working people."
‘Generational pay gap’ in the South West has more than doubled in last 20 years, warns TUC
The pay gap between young and older workers in the South West has increased by more than half in the last 20 years. Under-30s today earn 25% less than over-30s in the South-West, compared to just...
6 in 10 workers say being snooped on by their boss fuels “distrust and discrimination”
The TUC has published a new report on workers’ experiences and views of surveillance at work.
Put workers on pay committees to stop fat cats, says TUC
The TUC reacts to new research showing executive pay outpacing other workers.
Rail fares have risen over twice as fast as wages in past decade, finds TUC
New TUC research published on day that rail fare rises for 2910 are due to be announced.
A Brexit plan which puts working people first
The Wales TUC wants a Brexit deal that protects good jobs and workers’ rights.