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Shaping our digital future

A discussion paper that looks at the potential impact of the ‘fourth industrial revolution’ on the economy and work.

04 Sep 2017
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Powering ahead: How UK industry can match Europe’s environmental leaders

22 Jul 2016
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Great jobs in great places

This report explores what placed-based industrial strategies can do to make sure that no matter where people are born or where they work, everyone has the chance to get a great job.

23 Oct 2017
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Safeguarding the UK’s manufacturing jobs with climate action: carbon leakage and job

TUC calls on the UK government and companies to work together to future-proof jobs at risk of offshoring

- 12 Sep 2021
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General Council Report 2021

This report contains details of the work undertaken by the General Council during the past year, 2020-2021.

- 06 Sep 2021
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Flexi-job apprenticeships

TUC response to the government consultation. The proposed flexi-job apprenticeship model is very likely to promote even more precarious job patterns. The government should prioritise tackling the root causes of insecure employment and incentivise employers to recruit apprentices for the long-term rather than promoting even more short-termism.

- 12 Jul 2021
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