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New survey for people who look after others

If you look after others alongside paid employment we want to hear from you. We're launching a new survey to collect information on good and bad practice carers have experienced at work.

Wales TUC want to hear from carers and people who look after others

M4 relief road - Wales TUC comment

Read our General Secretary's response to the First Minister's decision not to proceed with the M4 relief road around Newport

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Newport City Council signs up to TUC Dying to Work charter

The Leader of Newport City Council, Councillor Debbie Wilcox, has today signed an official paper committing the council to the TUC’s Dying to Work charter.

The Leader of Newport City Council, Councillor Debbie Wilcox, signing the TUC's Dying to Work charter

Learning at Work Week 2019: How Cardiff Council is Leading the Way on Essential Skills

This Learning at Work Week, read about the award-winning digital skills training being run at Cardiff Council.

The Essential Skills Team at Cardiff Council are leading the way in making sure that all staff members can get the digital skill

61,000 people in Wales worked from home last year, says Wales TUC

61,000 employees in Wales regularly worked from home last year, according to new analysis published by Wales TUC today to mark Work Wise UK’s National Work from Home Day.

Achieving fair work Wales through social partnership

Achieving fair work Wales through social partnership Martin Mansfield is General Secretary of the Wales TUC For too many of our people work has become insecure, uncertain and low paid. Far from being the opportunity to progress for individuals and communities, work has become a poverty trap for many.

Wales TUC welcomes Fair Work Commission’s report

We welcome the Fair Work Commission's report and its recommendations to support and promote trade unions.

Wales TUC is campaigning to make Wales a Fair Work Nation

Marking International Workers Memorial Day 2019

Safe work is a right, not a privilege. Each year on 28 April trade unionists mark Workers Memorial Day.

International workers' memorial day

Help us to stop sexual harassment in the workplace

While unions are in no doubt that sexual harassment in the workplace is a widespread problem, we don't have the data in Wales to back it up. We're conducting this survey to find out more and to equip trade unions with the knowledge they need to stop this happening.

Making a Fair Work Nation: Wales TUC plans unveiled at Senedd

Wales TUC’s plans for a Fair Work Wales were launched at the Senedd yesterday to an audience of members of the Welsh Assembly, including First Minister Mark Drakeford.

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