“Wales has made progress – but the fight against racism is far from over,” says TUC Cymru General Secretary Shavanah Taj.

"Throughout the pandemic, the main focus of the education profession and its unions were to protect children and to secure children's education. Staff put their health and risk.

The TUC’s Our Work Matters campaign aims to fight for justice for outsourced facilities workers.

While employers are focused on the gains for profit margins and productivity, workers across the North East are understandably worried about their futures. Policy makers and employers need to ensure ...

Is it getting too hot to work?In the week of 14 – 20 July, the TUC is inviting union health and safety reps to inspect their workplace temperatures. Let’s take a collective temperature check, and use ...

Technology Managing People – The legal implications AI systems present opportunities for all, but these new technologies must be deployed in the right way. This report sets out the legal redress ...

For nearly four decades, TUC Aid has stood as a beacon of international solidarity supporting workers, building strong unions, and fighting for justice across the globe. Since 1988, TUC Aid has worked ...

5. Supporting workers during change Unmanaged disruption to jobs, industries and communities is not acceptable and will have a disproportionate impact on certain workers. The UK learnt the lessons of ...

Commenting on the announcement from the government today (Friday) that nearly 500 employers have been fined for failing to pay the national minimum wage, TUC General Secretary Paul Nowak said: "It's ...

On Monday 22 September, Paul Nowak, TUC General Secretary, joined Unite General Secretary Sharon Graham as she signed the Dying to Work Charter.

Young people have been let down by years of Conservative neglect – austerity, the growth of insecure work, declining apprenticeship opportunities and a cost-of-living crisis. We are now facing a ...

This weekend 4th October 2025, marks the 89th anniversary of the Battle of Cable Street, when everyday people in London’s East End stood up to fascism, and said with unity and courage: “They shall not ...