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Insecure work in 2023
Despite government promises to introduce “measures to protect those in low-paid work and the gig economy”, and to bring forward an employment bill that would “protect and enhance workers’ rights as the UK leaves the EU, making Britain the best place in the world to work” the government has done nothing to give workers greater security.
Matt Creagh - 14 Aug 2023
Economy, jobs and pay - Research and reports
delivery driver
Global solidarity in action at ETUC Congress in Berlin
After Brexit, being part of the European trade union movement is more important than ever to the TUC.
Rosa Crawford - 05 Jun 2023
Economy, jobs and pay
ETUC
Ministers’ Brexit law plans could sink future workers’ rights wins
Plans to give precedence to domestic law over EU-derived law could have dramatic effects on workers' rights, despite a major court win secured by plumber Gary Smith over holiday pay.
Tim Sharp - 11 Feb 2022
Economy, jobs and pay
Delivery person with thermal box on a bicycle
Brexit - why free ports are a race to the bottom on workers' rights
There's no evidence that free ports create jobs or stimulate growth - and they could be a Trojan Horse for watering down employment protections after Brexit.
Rosa Crawford - 13 Feb 2020
Economy, jobs and pay
Felixstowe port
Boris Johnson's Brexit deal - a disaster for working people
Boris Johnson has negotiated a deal that would hammer the economy, cost jobs and sell workers’ rights down the river. All MPs should vote against it.
Frances O'Grady - 17 Oct 2019
Economy, jobs and pay
Boris Johnson at the European Commission
No-deal Brexit threat hits jobs
The risk of a devastating no-deal Brexit is now hitting job numbers as well as economic growth.
Geoff Tily - 15 Oct 2019
Economy, jobs and pay
A crowd of commuters
A political stunt that offers nothing to working people – our verdict on the Queen’s Speech
If Boris Johnson really wanted to rebuild Britain, he wouldn’t be threatening working families with the hardest possible Brexit.
Kate Bell - 14 Oct 2019
Economy, jobs and pay
Boris Johnson
No-Deal Brexit: what it means for your paid holidays
Many of us wouldn’t have paid holidays at all if it wasn’t for EU rules and the court that backs them up. A no-deal Brexit puts that all at risk.
Tim Sharp - 10 Oct 2019
Rights at work
friends on the beach
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