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Brexit is making everyone poorer – except the rich
While Tory Brexiteers scramble to protect their millions before the UK leaves the EU, workers are already counting the cost from years of economic uncertainty
Elena Crasta - 09 December 2018
A worried worker on the left and Jacob-Rees Mogg on the right
Why Mrs May's Brexit deal threatens your rights at work
We can't support a deal that puts paid holidays, time off for working mums and dads, and equal pay for women at risk
Frances O'Grady - 21 November 2018
Prime Minister Theresa May on the left; workers on the right
"I'm a person, not a number" - why microchipping staff is a sinister step too far
We’d like to hear what security concerns could possibly justify implanting staff with microchips
Scott Gilfillan - 12 November 2018
A finger with a microchip and a man watching a screen_Credit: Getty
Five reasons why young workers are getting a raw deal
In the first week of Young Workers Month, we take a look at why so many young people are having a tough time at work
Kathryn Mackridge and Alex Collinson Kathryn Mackridge and Alex Collinson - 07 November 2018
Young workers
Five reasons why austerity is going nowhere
Last week we set five tests for the government to prove that austerity was “over”. Today’s Budget failed them all.
Geoff Tily - 29 October 2018
Chancellor Philip Hammond
Spare a thought for the millions of night workers who won't get a lie-in when the clocks go back
We all depend on Britain’s night workforce, so let's ensure they have good rights and protections at work
Scott Gilfillan - 27 October 2018
Doctor looking at screen in office
Why young people like me are striking against poverty wages
Going on strike taught me that we’re stronger when we stand together. For the first time, I felt like we had real power in our workplace.
Lauren McCourt - 03 October 2018
McDonalds and TGI Friday's young workers on strike
The Tory in charge of Brexit has spent his career attacking workers' rights
Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has described workers’ rights as “obstacles to British business” and UK workers as “the worst idlers in the world”
Scott Gilfillan - 01 October 2018
Official portrait of Dominic Raab MP
Time to put power back in the hands of workers
It was inspiring to hear Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell set out Labour’s plans to overhaul the ‘gig economy’ and address the imbalance of power in the workplace
Frances O'Grady - 11 September 2018
Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell addressing TUC150 Congress
If Mrs May's Brexit deal isn't good enough, we'll demand a popular vote
When trade unionists do a deal, we go back to members to get their approval. So if the PM's Brexit deal fails workers, that’s what we’ll do
Frances O'Grady - 09 September 2018
Frances O'Grady speaking at a TUC 150 Congress lecturn
Congress 2018 - Celebrating 150 years of standing up for workers
The best way to mark the TUC’s 150th birthday is by making our movement fit for the next 150 years
Frances O'Grady - 08 September 2018
Dispatch riders wait for orders outside the TUC headquarters,1926
Childcare costs rocket three times faster than wages since 2008
Nursery costs have risen by more than 50% over the last decade, while earnings for the aveage working family grew by a paltry 17%
Nicola Smith - 03 September 2018
A man holding a baby attempts to work on a computer while another child runs across the bedroom

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