Millions of families will face another year of severely squeezed incomes following the budget announcement today (Wednesday) that public service pay is to be capped for another year and incremental pay progression is set to be scrapped.
Welcoming the news today (Monday) that the government is to adopt the overwhelming majority of the recommendations contained in Lord Heseltine's No Stone Unturned report published last autumn, TUC General Secretary Frances O'Grady said:
Industrial policy for the green economy: The TUC's 'Green' Budget submission calls for a decarb taregt for the Energy Bill, long term support for energy intensive industries, and a low carbon energy strategy to generate green growth and jobs, but is ...
In November 2012, Matthew Hancock, Skills Minister announced that BIS would be introducing "Traineeships". The premise of the programme is that as Apprenticeships improve in quality, young people may need to undertake a programme which equips them w...
Commenting on the independent review into Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust by Robert Francis QC published today (Wednesday), TUC General Secretary Frances O'Grady said:
Welcoming education unions from around the world to a conference today (Tuesday) at the TUC's central London headquarters, TUC General Secretary Frances O'Grady warned of the threat posed to education by increasing privatisation and continuing auster...
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