Toggle high contrast
Advanced search

Report listing

'4752' reports listed
General Council Report 2020
This report contains details of the work undertaken by the General Council during the past year, 2019-2020.
19 Sep 2020
NHS key workers image
Key workers report
The TUC estimates that 6 million key workers would stand to benefit from public sector pay increases and planned minimum wage increases. Both these levers are directly within the government’s control. But there are signs that pay increases may not materialise.
14 Sep 2020
A plan for public service jobs to help prevent mass unemployment
The TUC set out a plan in June for how we could create 1.24 million jobs in the next two years in the green industries of the future. But government investment needs to go beyond that: we need a plan for direct public sector job creation.
13 Sep 2020
Sick pay and debt
Many workers are already struggling with household finances due to the pandemic. A household debt crisis has been looming for the past few years, and without significant intervention, it could hit when a range of temporary support measures end later in the year. This note sets out new findings on sick pay and debt from a largescale survey carried out by BritainThinks.
10 Sep 2020
Fixing social care
This report sets out why the UK does not have a high-quality social care system, and how to improve it for those who use it, and those who work in it. That means long-term, sustainable funding of services that provides value for money to the public purse while meeting the needs of individuals and communities.
07 Sep 2020
Carer
A new jobs protection and upskilling plan
TUC's blueprint for saving jobs and upskilling workers affected by the crisis. This plan outlines a new short-time working scheme designed to prevent mass unemployment and to help firms bounce back after the crisis, and proposals to help workers whose jobs are at risk develop the skills they need for the future.
04 Sep 2020
re-opening store
Voice and place: how to plan fair and successful paths to net zero emissions
The TUC supports a balanced energy policy which enables us to meet out net zero commitments. Key technologies focused on by unions in this report include Carbon Capture Storage and Use (CCSU), which was highlighted by trade unions in the Northern and the Yorkshire and Humber regions as being key to a just transition in their areas. Nuclear energy was highlighted in the North West and is an integral part of a net zero carbon energy policy. Trade unions call for a net zero roadmap that embeds a fully integrated, whole systems approach, including nuclear energy at scale, with direct government investment in order to create high quality employment.
21 Aug 2020
Workers installing wind turbines
Creu swyddi yng Nghymru yn dilyn ysgogiad seilwaith adfer Covid
Gallai bron i 60,000 o swyddi gael eu creu yng Nghymru yn ystod y ddwy flynedd nesaf drwy fuddsoddiad y Llywodraeth mewn prosiectau seilwaith allweddol.
18 Aug 2020
Job Creation in Wales from Infrastructure Investment
Almost 60,000 jobs could be created in Wales in the next two years through government investment in key infrastructure projects. This research – carried out for the Wales TUC by Transition Economics – shows that fast-tracking spending on projects such as social housing, public transport, and decarbonisation could make a significant contribution to the economic recovery.
18 Aug 2020
Insecure work
The forthcoming Employment Bill provides a vital opportunity to put in place measures to ensure that decent work becomes widespread and that practices like zero hours contracts are left in the past.
08 Aug 2020
Kitchen staff
Filter
Search
Join a union
Enable Two-Factor Authentication

To access the admin area, you will need to setup two-factor authentication (TFA).

Setup now