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TUC submission to the Industrial Strategy Green Paper

Good work should be a cornerstone aim of the strategy. The outcomes of the Industrial Strategy will primarily benefit working people where the strategy creates or maintains jobs and where it drives up job quality.

Recommendations for the government's Warm Homes retrofit strategy

TUC policy priorities and recommendations for the Warm Homes plan.

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Pulling all the levers

Active industrial strategies have become normalised in industrial nations eager to secure their domestic industries in the race to net zero. This report lays out a plan for a successful net zero industrial strategy.

Investing in our future

In this briefing TUC sets out the “Investing in our Future” programme, composed of existing trade union proposals for clean infrastructure investments. The briefing analyses what the next government could realistically deliver in a first term.

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Public transport fit for the climate emergency

The climate emergency means we must act. But the benefits of affordable, reliable and extensive public transport are so great that we should want to anyway – for the lower cost of living and higher quality of life it will bring. This report lays out the blueprint for 21st century public transport, all that’s left is to build it.

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Public ownership of clean power: lower bills, climate action, decent jobs

The TUC is calling for the UK government to set up a public energy champion to invest into new clean power, accelerate decarbonisation, create the high-skilled quality green jobs of the future, and share the benefits of the climate transition with the population.

A fairer energy system for families and the climate

The TUC is proposing a pragmatic reshaping of the UK’s energy system, to be more in line with our European neighbours that are finding it easier to weather the current crisis:

Schools built for the future

Why teachers, headteachers, school staff, and construction workers back school buildings upgrades

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Safeguarding the UK’s manufacturing jobs with climate action: carbon leakage and job

TUC calls on the UK government and companies to work together to future-proof jobs at risk of offshoring

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Ranking G7 Green Recovery Plans and Jobs

This report shows how the UK is lagging behind its G7 peers, and the potential to do much more to expand green jobs and accelerate climate action. The TUC’s ranking of all G7 countries’ green recovery and jobs investments shows that the UK comes sixth.

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Voice and place: how to plan fair and successful paths to net zero emissions

We have an opportunity to build back better – and build back greener after the economic crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic. We must seize that opportunity to deliver the just transition working people want and need.

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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.

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