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Building solidarity, stopping undercutting

We need a different approach to immigration that ensures that nobody’s rights at work are undermined and everyone has access to decent public services and skills training.

- 16 May 2019
Consultation response

TUC briefing on the Immigration and Social Security Coordination Bill

The TUC believes it is unacceptable for this bill to place over 1 million UK citizens in the EU and over 3.5 million EU citizens in the UK at risk over their future rights and entitlements by failing to provide any detail about what the future UK immigration or social security system will be post-Brexit.

- 15 Apr 2019
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TUC response to MAC report on EEA migration

The TUC will continue to engage with the MAC and government to address concerns about the report and press for a migration policy that promotes equal treatment and rights for all workers, combined with significantly increased investment in skills training and public services.

- 27 Nov 2018
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