Pay will be the battleground for the year ahead
Northern TUC welcomes LGBT History month to the region
It is not just the mixed messages from the current labour leadership about public sector pay that have contributed to the recent discussions about pay. The extension of the current pay freeze and a further pay cap of one per cent announced in the chancellor's autumn statement will mean that many public sector workers will have they pay reduced in real terms by getting on for a fifth, due to relatively high inflation, over the course of this parliament. Read more...
31 January 2012
Northern TUC welcomes LGBT History month to the region
As the eighth annual LGBT History month gets underway tomorrow (Wednesday 1st February) the Northern TUC and its LGBT forum welcome the comprehensive programme of activity to the region.
31 January 2012
Northern Pride Events presents a celebration of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender history
Events taking placing in the North East organised by Northern Pride from 11th to 27th F...
31 January 2012
The Impact of Public Spending Cuts
Trade Union Safety Reps are invited to attend a health and safety training day which will ...
27 January 2012
Northern TUC's worst fears confirmed as economy contracts
Commenting on the first estimate of GDP growth published today (Wednesday) for the last qu...
25 January 2012
The North East Economy Under the Coalition Government
In 2010 the North East economy was at a crossroads. After a sustained period of investment...
24 January 2012
