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We're a working class family – and we should be proud of ourselves
Without us there's no NHS, no schools, no transport. And in tough times we stick together, because together we can win.
Local authorities are facing a £26bn funding gap, and that’s not the worst of it
The money local authorities receive from central government has been slashed by 86% since 2010 - and there's worse to come.
No to Boris Johnson's disastrous no-deal Brexit
No responsible government would risk a no-deal Brexit, but Boris Johnson doesn’t care about the millions who will pay the price.
A stronger voice for workers – how collective bargaining can deliver a better deal at work
Collective bargaining is a public good. It’s what working Britain deserves – and that’s why the TUC is committed to making it happen.
Record household debt levels show why workers need a new deal
We’ve published new research today showing the level of household debt is continuing to hit new record highs.
The statistical authorities abandon their duty to protect the RPI
“The publication of the RPI be stopped at a point in the future”, the UK statistical authority pronounced (UKSA) yesterday in this of all weeks.
Reaching out to young workers: Sheffield community walk
In August, the TUC’s young activist network developed the Summer Patrol into an ongoing community outreach to young workers in precarious jobs. Here’s what UNISON’s Amber Taylor-Smith learned
No-Deal Brexit: what it means for the NHS
Fewer doctors and nurses, medicine shortages for cancer patients and an open door to Trump and his Big Pharma cronies.
The Chancellor’s promises would be overwhelmed by a no-deal Brexit
Today’s spending review was meant to show that the Chancellor was listening to those concerns. But his promises are overshadowed by the threat of a no-deal Brexit that will derail the economy and damage public services.
Government U-turn could cut pensions for hundreds of thousands living abroad
Wherever UK workers spend their retirement, they should be able to expect a pension that won’t decrease year after year.
