Congress
The policy making body of the TUC is the annual Congress which meets for four days each year during September. Each affiliated union can send delegates to Congress - the larger the union, the more it can send. At Congress 'motions' (resolutions for debate) are proposed and discussed. These form the basis of the TUC's work for the next year.
Congress 2008
This year Congress runs from September 8th to 11th at the Brighton Centre. More information
The most recent documents available on this subject are:
140th Trades Union Congress in Brighton
Over seven hundred trade union members will be heading to Sussex at the beginning of next month to take part in the 140th annual Congress which opens for business on Monday 8 September.
29 August 2008
General Council Report to Congress 2008
Report back to the 140th annual Trades Union Congress. 8–11 September, 2008. Brighton
PDF version available for download
22 August 2008
Congress 2008 Final Agenda
Motions for the 140th annual Trades Union Congress 8–11 September, Brighton
PDF version available for download
22 August 2008
Draft agenda published for 140th Congress
Asylum seekers and employment, improvements in maternity pay, a fair tax system, better pay for public sector workers and increased funding for the nation's film archives are just some of the issues contained in the preliminary agenda for this year's Congress published today (Monday).
28 July 2008
Congress 2008 Preliminary agenda
Motions for the 140th annual Trades Union Congress
8–11 September, Brighton
PDF version available for download
28 July 2008
Wales TUC Annual Conference – Final Agenda Published
Post Office closures, the treatment of migrant workers, public services, affordable housing and public sector pay are just some of the issues contained in the agenda for this year's Wales TUC Annual Conference.
7 May 2008
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