TUC campaign to protect terminally ill workers takes to the road
Today, the Dying to Work campaign will begin its national roadshow at the TUC Congress in Brighton.
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Ged Nichols becomes TUC President
Ged Nichols has today (Wednesday) been elected as the new President of the TUC.
TUC calls for ban on class discrimination
The TUC has today called for new legal measures to tackle class discrimination in the workplace. The call comes as a new TUC report reveals that graduates from wealthier backgrounds are more than...
Local government will face £25bn funding gap by 2025 – TUC and NEF report
A new report commissioned by the TUC from the New Economics Foundation reveals a big funding gap for councils.
Chancellor’s promises would be ‘overwhelmed by no-deal Brexit’, says TUC
TUC response to the Chancellor's spending round for 2020-21.
Britain at risk of slipping back to 19th century working conditions, TUC warns
There are 3.7 million people in insecure work, nearly two million (1.85m) self-employed people earning less than the minimum wage and workers are still facing the longest pay squeeze for 200 years.
Rebuild unions or return to Poldark working conditions
TUC calls for improved rights for workers through collective bargaining against rising household debt levels and large numbers of people stuck in precarious employment, as wages have still not caught...
“Broken economy” is driving record levels of household debt, warns TUC
Low pay, insecure work and austerity are feeding a growing debt crisis, the TUC has warned today (Thursday).
Wales TUC statement – MPs must vote to protect Wales from the disaster of a no deal Brexit
Commenting ahead of this week’s crucial Brexit votes Martin Mansfield, General Secretary of the Wales TUC, said:
“We’re calling on all Welsh MPs to stand up for their constituents and do all they...
No-deal Brexit will devastate our region, warns TUC South West
The South West TUC is calling on all MPs to support moves in Parliament that rule out a no-deal Brexit.