Concerned with the growing divide at work and in our society? TUC Cymru has organised a series of webinars to give you the tools to handle divisive talk and bring people back together. Whether you're ...

Introduction The last few weeks have seen an unprecedented change in the economic situation of the UK. Since the Prime Minister announced a full ‘lockdown’ on the 23rd March, economic activity in the ...

This paper sets out the background to the TUC Artificial Intelligence (Employment and Regulation) Bill, the multi-stakeholder process behind the drafting, why the Bill is needed, and how it could ...

Help and advice for working people.Whether or not you are paid extra – over and above your normal hourly rate – for overtime worked will depend on your contract terms, but your average basic pay ...

Despite having a 38 year career as a public servant, Diane continues to be subjected to horrific levels of misogynoir which comes as threats of sexual assault, rape and murder. This is a stark ...

Despite government promises to introduce “measures to protect those in low-paid work and the gig economy”, and to bring forward an employment bill that would “protect and enhance workers’ rights as ...

Our approach is designed to deliver a return to normal wage growth, and an end to the longest pay squeeze in modern history. Underpinned by a plan to raise the minimum wage to £15 an hour so that no ...

This is a live record of adjustments agreed between a worker and their manager to support them at work because of a health condition, impairment or disability. The passport supports members and their ...

Black workers with degrees earn 23.1% less on average than white workers with degrees, according to new analysis published by the TUC today (Monday). The analysis of official statistics shows that a ...

The Taskforce is leading the trade union movement’s renewed campaign against racism at work. It will engage with Black workers across the UK to hear about their experiences. And it will produce ...

1 The TUC uses the term ‘Black workers’ to indicate people of colour with a shared history. ‘Black’ is used in a broad political and inclusive sense to describe people in the UK who have suffered from ...

New TUC analysis shows a record high of 4.1 million people now in insecure work.