International
The TUC has always been internationalist, working with unions throughout the world for social justice. In particular the TUC has played a key role in advancing workers’ rights in Europe and making the case for social Europe. We are affiliated to the world trade union body, the ITUC and the European TUC - both of which maintain up to date links to unions throughout the world.
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petition against nuclear weapons
The most recent documents available on this subject are:
Improving opportunities for school children and teachers in Sierra Leone
“It is important for women to be trade unionists. After all, when you educate a man, you educate an individual, but when you educate a woman, you educate a whole nation. Women will always disseminate their education to other women.” So said Lillian Fwatfa, Leader of the Women's Committee within the Sierra Leone Teachers' Union (SLTU) during a two-day project design workshop conducted by the UK's National Union of Teachers (NUT) and the TUC.
9 February 2010
Brendan Barber's speech to the Concert for Haiti
Full text of Brendan Barber's speech to the Concert for Haiti in solidarity with Haitian trade unionists.
9 February 2010
TUC supports legislation on ODA
The TUC, in its submission to the IDC, has expressed support for the proposed legislation on official development assistance and hopes that the UK Government's initiative will be emulated by other developed nations, especially, by G-8 countries.
9 February 2010
Solidarity with Haitian trade unionists
ITUC interview with Haiti's trade union leader Loulou Cherry
8 February 2010
UK Government should lead the way in strengthening OECD Guidelines, says TUC
The OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises are an important tool in holding companies to account, yet need to be vastly improved, says the TUC in its submission to a UK Government inquiry.
3 February 2010
Haiti Earthquake Appeal - Buy the t-shirt
Buy a t-shirt to raise money for the TUC Aid Haiti Earthquake Appeal.
PDF version available for download
31 January 2010
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