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The North West TUC represents over eight hundred thousand working people. We work closely with our affiliated unions to make sure the voice of North West workers is heard in the workplace, in our communities and in wider society.

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Standing up to the far-right – how TUC support can help

The TUC has launched a new resource to help workplace and community reps combat the far-right

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Liverpool Metro Mayor promises to give a voice to working people

To mark #HeartUnions week, Metro Mayor of Liverpool City Region Steve Rotheram writes on his plans to establish a Fair Employment Charter for the Liverpool City Region.

Number of GPs in the North West down since 2015 despite rise in demand, TUC analysis shows

The Number of GPs in the North West has fallen by around 90 since 2015 despite Conservative promises to boost numbers, new TUC analysis has shown today (Monday). In 2015 the Conservative government pledged to recruit 5,000 more GPs by 2020. But since then the number of doctors at GP surgeries across England has fallen by nearly 1,000 while patient demand has increased.

Funding for local bus services down by a third in North West since 2010 - TUC analysis

Funding for local bus services in the North West has been cut by a third (-34%) since 2010, according to new TUC analysis published today (Friday).

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