TUC North East, Yorkshire and Humber: Young Workers Patrol and Sheffield Transformed Saturday 29 November, Sheffield Join our young workers patrol in Sheffield. During the patrol, young activists go ...

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 ...

“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.

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

The programme of business contains daily debates and timings for Congress 2025, 7- 10 September.

The last UK coal power station is closing this month. When Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station shuts down, the UK will end 140 years of burning coal to make electricity - the first G7 country to phase out ...

1 Throughout this report we will use LGBT when referring to the research findings which utilises the census data combined with demographic modelling to ensure the lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans ...

This report reveals that the UK has long lagged most equivalent countries when it comes to safeguarding people at work. The gap widened after Conservative-led governments took power from 2010. This ...

A poll commissioned by the TUC shows huge backing across the political spectrum for improving protections at work and for the fundamental policies that underpin Labour’s New Deal for working people.

- The New Deal includes a commitment to “modernising health and safety guidance with reference to extreme temperatures, preventative action and steps to ensure safety at work”. - The TUC is providing ...

TUC analysis shows that 16 years on from the global financial crisis, wages are set to be lower – in real terms – in 212 out of 340 UK local authorities in 2024.