Employment Research
The TUC conducts regular analysis of the UK labour market. Here you will find our latest research. You can find older material using the search facilities. Our wider economic research can be found here and our work on partnership and the stakeholding economy here.
The most recent documents available on this subject are:
North East workers give away £727 million through unpaid overtime
The North East has ranked third highest in the UK for the value of unpaid overtime being done, a TUC analysis of official statistics reveals today (Thursday).
Almost 17 percent of workers in this region collectively gave away £727 million in unpaid overtime in 2009.
7 January 2010
Pay Bargaining in 2010, a joint TUC/IDS conference, 16 February
The second joint TUC/IDS conference on pay bargaining will be held on Tuesday, February 16, 2010 in Congress House.
The Trade Union Congress (TUC) and Incomes Data Services (IDS) invite you to attend their third joint conference on pay bargaining, offering your union the chance to attend at a fraction of the normal cost of such events.
PDF version available for download
19 November 2009
A new project to help and support unions and their members through the recession and redundancy situations.
The Recession and Recovery project will set out to identify the needs of unions and their members during the current recession and provide information and resources to support them, and help unions maintain their strength in the recovery.
27 October 2009
Nearly one million workers will benefit from minimum wage increase
Nearly one million workers will benefit when the national minimum wage (NMW) increases to £5.80 per hour today (Thursday) says the TUC.
1 October 2009
TUC response to CBI employment measures report
Responding to the CBI report on employment measures published today (Monday), TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber said:
3 July 2009
TUC welcomes modest minimum wage boost – but low paid must have more next year
Commenting on the Low Pay Commission's (LPC) report and announcement today (Tuesday) that the adult minimum wage will increase by 7 pence to £5.80 an hour (1.2 per cent) from October 2009, TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber said:
12 May 2009
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