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TUC response to Work and Pensions Select Committee Inquiry - Youth employment, education and training
The TUC welcomes the opportunity to make a submission to this call for evidence. Trade unions have a long tradition of campaigning to bring down worklessness and ensure more quality jobs for young people, including involvement in the design of the successful Future Jobs Fund under the previous Labour government and in supporting apprentices and vocational training. It is no coincidence that many of the apprenticeship programmes with the greatest demand are those where unions have negotiated a high-quality apprenticeship offer that is open to all.
Anjum Klair - 23 Mar 2026
Consultation response
Member voice in pension scheme governance
This report presents research conducted for the Trades Union Congress on member representation in pension scheme governance, in the UK and internationally. It looks at how members have a voice in decisions that affect their pension outcomes, the benefits this brings, and how that voice is changing as schemes become larger and more centralised.
Jack Jones - 05 Mar 2026
Research and reports
TUC response to Pathways to Work: Reforming Benefits and Support to Get Britain Working Green Paper
The TUC welcomes the opportunity to provide evidence to this Green Paper, though we were disappointed the full Green Paper was not open for consultation, especially considering the scale of benefit cuts proposed.
Anjum Klair - 12 Aug 2025
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Rebuilding isn’t just about repairing what’s broken – it’s creating something new
We stand at a crossroads. The challenges ahead are real. The cost of living still bites. Public services are strained, and our communities still bear the scars of financial crashes that were created in expensive offices, not in the valleys and coasts of Wales.
Shavanah Taj - 06 Oct 2025
AI Inequalities: Ethnicity
TUC Cymru is concerned about the risks facing all workers from Artificial Intelligence (AI). We wanted to know more about the risks it poses for specific groups of workers. Therefore, we commissioned Prof Lina Dencik from the Data Justice Lab to produce a report on AI Inequalities at Work. Here she writes about AI’s impact on Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic workers.
Lina Dencik - 06 Aug 2025
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