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TUC's plan outlines a new short-time working scheme designed to prevent mass unemployment and to help firms bounce back after the crisis,

Report: A new jobs protection and upskilling plan

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Coronavirus - Guidance for unions

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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.

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BEIS Carer’s leave consultation response

The TUC rejects the proposal that carers leave should be unpaid. Unpaid care is still not given the recognition it deserves from either government or employers. In this submission we look at the issues facing carers and evidence from trade unions, before responding to the specific consultation questions.

Dying on the job - Racism and risk at work

Pre-Covid-19 polling from ICM shows that racism was rife in the workplace before the pandemic. An additional TUC self-report survey adds to concerns that BME workers are now being put at increased risk during the pandemic. TUC demands government takes decisive action to tackle racism now.

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TUC submission to governement Freeports consultation

A better recovery for the South East

As well as calling on the chancellor to provide support for the South East as part of a national recovery plan, this report sets out a recovery plan for the region that local authorities and LEPs in alliance with regional partners can start putting into action right away.

A better recovery for the South West

As well as calling on the chancellor to provide support for the South West as part of a national recovery plan, this report sets out a South West regional recovery plan that the West of England Combined Authority (WECA), South West Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs), and local authority leaders in collaboration with trade unions, businesses and civic society, can start putting into action right away.

A better recovery for London

As well as calling on the chancellor to provide support for London as part of a national recovery plan, this report sets out concepts and themes for a recovery plan for London that the Mayor of London, London boroughs and the Local Economic Action Partnership (LEAP) can start putting into action right away.

A better recovery for the North East and Cumbria

As well as calling on the chancellor to provide support for the region as part of a national recovery plan, this report sets out a recovery plan for the region that the North of Tyne Combined Authority, Tees Valley Combined Authority, North East Combined Authority, the Cumbria Combined Authority and the regions LEPs can start putting into action right away.

A better recovery for the North West

As well as calling on the chancellor to provide support for the North West as part of a national recovery plan, this report sets out a recovery plan for the North West that our combined authorities, local councils and LEPs can start putting into action right away.

A better recovery for the West Midlands

As well as calling on the chancellor to provide support for the West Midlands as part of a national recovery plan, this report sets out a recovery plan for the region that the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) and LEPs can start putting into action right away.

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