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Wales TUC urge men to open up about mental health

On International Men's Day we urge all men in Wales to complete our survey on mental health in the workplace.

Wales TUC calls for action on low pay as figures show over a fifth of Welsh employees earn less than a living wage

New figures reveal more than one third of employees in some Welsh constituencies are paid below the Real Living Wage. Wales TUC calls on the next UK Government to do more to tackle the problem of low pay with a £10 minimum wage and new bargaining rights for workers.

20 year of WULF: Jan discovers she’s dyslexic through helping others with their learning

Read about Jan James, a dedicated Union Learning Rep for BT and Openreach. Through helping others she discovered a surprising fact about herself.

Jan James, Union Learning Rep

20 years of WULF

The Wales Union Learning Fund celebrates its 20th birthday this November. We want to hear your stories about how learning in the workplace has helped you.

Workers at First Bus Swansea have benefited from WULF funding

17,000 more night workers in Wales over the last five years, TUC analysis shows

TUC analysis shows that there are 17,000 more night workers in Wales than there were in 2014. Night working can have a detrimental impact on health and family life.

Mental health and wellbeing in the workplace survey

We want to know more about mental health and the Welsh workplace. Please fill in our survey so that we can create resources on how workplaces can improve mental health and well-being for everyone.

New Wales TUC mental health survey

Wales TUC responds to Digital Innovation review

Commenting on the publication of the final report of the Review of Digital Innovation for the Economy and the Future of Work in Wales, Deri Bevan, Wales TUC’s Head of Learning said:“This report is an important contribution to discussions on the future of work in Wales...

A group of people working around a table using laptops.

TUC’s Dying to Work NHS national roadshow comes to Wales

Welsh NHS organisations are signing up to the Dying to Work Charter.

Dying to work signing

Global school strike - how to show your solidarity on 20 September

The trade union movement will be supporting the school climate strikes on 20 September. Find your local climate change protest here and get involved in your area.

School climate strike

Wales TUC statement - MPs must vote to protect Wales from the disaster of a no deal Brexit

Commenting ahead of this week’s crucial Brexit votes Martin Mansfield, General Secretary of the Wales TUC, said: “We’re calling on all Welsh MPs to stand up for their constituents and do all they can to avoid a no-deal Brexit.

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