New figures show ‘dreadful record’ for creation of green jobs, says TUC
Official figures show scant progress on jobs growth in low carbon and renewable energy industries.
Author: TUC
Government must work with both unions and business to end sexual harassment – TUC
As the government announces a survey of workers affected by sexual harassment, the TUC calls for ministers to change the law so that responsibility for preventing harassment at work sits with...
One in five workers are banned from discussing their pay, TUC poll finds
The TUC is calling for a ban on pay secrecy or ‘gagging’ clauses, which prevent workers from challenging unfair pay, discrimination and excessive top-to-bottom pay ratios.
Low inflation signals a weak economy, says TUC
Headline inflation has fallen to 1.3%.
Freeports could put hard fought for workers rights at risk
Freeports are gaining traction to bring jobs and prosperity across the country in a post-Brexit world
Union and business voices come together to demand end to injustice of zero-hours contracts
A meeting on zero-hours contracts will take place at Congress House.
Unsecured debt hits new peak of £14,540 per household – TUC analysis
New TUC analysis shows no let up in the worrying trend for families getting deeper into debt.
WYCA must make bus transport central to fighting climate emergency, says TUC
WYCA must make bus transport central to fighting climate emergency
Public railways would be better value for commuters, says TUC
Rail fares are up again - and well ahead of wages.
TUC head calls on labour movement to pull together and avoid “self-pity” and “recriminations” in New Year message
The labour movement must pull together and not engage in “self-pity” and “recriminations” as it deals with the fallout from the general election, TUC General Secretary Frances O’Grady will urge in...