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Workers in Wales put in more than £900 million worth of unpaid overtime last year – Wales TUC analysis

Companies in Wales claimed £937 million of free labour last year because of workers’ doing unpaid overtime, according to new analysis of official statistics published today (Friday) by Wales TUC.

New TUC and GMB passports will help 54,000 disabled people in Wales get the support they need at work

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.

Warm welcome for trade unions at National Eisteddfod

The winner of the National Eisteddfod’s Crown made an inspiring call for unity and co-operation at a recent Wales TUC meeting in Cardiff on the Welsh language and trade unions.

A Brexit plan which puts working people first

The Wales TUC wants a Brexit deal that protects good jobs and workers’ rights.

A Brexit plan which puts working people first

The debate about Brexit is very complex. Some politicians want you to lose interest. But what we want is very simple. What matters is protecting people’s jobs and rights at work, and building a Fair Work nation where everyone has a decent job.

Menopause in the workplace campaign materials

New campaign resources to help change the way menopause is treated in the workplace.

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Wales TUC launches new disability and 'hidden' impairments in the workplace survey report and toolkit

Wales TUC disability and 'hidden' impairments in the workplace campaign

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Join us at Wales Trade Union Congress 2018

Wales is facing a huge change and uncertainty for working people, their families and their communities. At the 2018 biennial Wales Trade Union Congress in Llandudno (22nd-24th May), trade union members in Wales will meet to debate the opportunities and challenges which lie ahead and set the union movement priorities for Wales over the next two years.

400,000 working age adults in Wales are living in poverty

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