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TUC Black Workers' Conference 2007

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25 Apr 2007

TUC Black Workers' Conference 2007

Date: 20-22 April 2007
Venue: The AT-Bristol Conference Centre, Bristol
In the chair: Roger King

The Conference was attended by 196 delegates from 31 affiliated unions, 12 representatives from Trades Union Councils and Regional Councils and over 75 visitors and exhibitors.

Press Release: Bleak jobs future for young black workers
Black and asian workers are almost twice as likely to be out of work as white workers, and public sector spending cuts could see thousands more employees from ethnic minority backgrounds losing their jobs in the coming months, says the TUC today (Friday).

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