About the TUC

The TUC is the voice of Britain at work. With 58 affiliated unions representing nearly seven million working people from all walks of life, we campaign for a fair deal at work and for social justice at home and abroad.

We negotiate in Europe, and at home build links with political parties, business, local communities and wider society.

For more information about the TUC see the links below

The work of the TUC

	What does the TUC do?
	Which unions does the TUC represent?
	What is Congress?
	General Council and TUC structure

The TUC in the Regions

	Regional TUC
	What are Trades Union Councils?
	What are and where can I find Unemployed Workers Centres?
	About Tolpuddle Martyrs Museum and annual festival

People at the TUC

	Who's who at the TUC
	Jobs at the TUC and affiliated unions

Further Information and Contact Details

	Information services, Library and Archive
	How to find us and where to contact us
	Conference and meeting facilities

The most recent documents available on this subject are:

In ToUCh e-bulletin
Issue 11 August 2008
7 August 2008

In ToUCh e-bulletin
Issue 10 July 2008
8 July 2008

Musicians' Union tops gongs at union comms awards
The Musician's Union headed the union medal board by winning three categories in the annual Union Communications Awards organised by the TUC.
4 July 2008

In ToUCh e-bulletin
Issue 9 June 2008
12 June 2008

Time to 'reconfigure the DNA of New Labour' says TUC leader
In a Progress lecture to be delivered in the House of Commons tonight (Wednesday), TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber will say that an historic fourth term for Labour can still be achieved but only if ministers start conveying a much clearer sense of what a Labour Government stands for.
21 May 2008

“What about the workers: has the government done enough to secure working people's support for a fourth term?”
Brendan Barber's Progress speech 21st May 2008
PDF version available for download
21 May 2008

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