“TUC Cymru has been calling for a worker-centric approach to AI, so we are delighted that the First Minister has confirmed ...

Union Learning Reps (ULRs) Union Learning Reps (ULRs) are the invaluable asset that helps unions reach learners. Together with WULF they can support a range of learning opportunities including digital ...

TUC Cymru has today welcomed the UK Government’s new 10-year Industrial Strategy, which includes £4 billion for advanced manufacturing, a semiconductor centre in Swansea, a Welsh Defence Growth ...

Commenting on CPI inflation slightly dipping to 3.4% in the year to May 2025, TUC General Secretary Paul Nowak said: “As the international picture gets more turbulent with every passing day, global ...

Labour’s New Deal, which will be delivered through the Employment Rights Bill announced in the King’s Speech, is vital to lifting living standards in the North East.

Commenting on the latest employment figures published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) today (Tuesday), which show around 740,000 fewer paid employees in work in the UK than before the ...

There are times however when there is no effective treatment. In those cases, the worker and their families face huge emotional stress, fear, and possible financial concerns. The Dying To Work charter ...

"I'm just doing what I can to help people." Amy Luesley embodies what it means to be a union steward—combining ironclad policy expertise with deep personal care. For 35 years as a union member and ...

With Britain facing the first widespread heatwave this summer, the TUC is calling on employers to make sure their staff are protected from the sun and heat.

As widespread reports of workers in non-essential services being forced to work, the TUC calls on the government to intervene and stop companies contravening guidelines.

Commenting on the new national minimum wage rates which come into force today (Wednesday), TUC Regional Secretary in the South West Nigel Costley said: "We are all indebted to the army of minimum wage ...

With a decade of low pay driving more working families deeper into debt, it's no wonder that the latest figures show Plymouth Moorview is the worst constituency for rate of personal insolvencies. And ...