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Lift the Cap: A fair deal for public service workers
This short report listens to the voices of workers employed in our schools, our NHS and our local council and emergency services.
23 Mar 2017
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Key workers report
The TUC estimates that 6 million key workers would stand to benefit from public sector pay increases and planned minimum wage increases. Both these levers are directly within the government’s control. But there are signs that pay increases may not materialise.
- 14 Sep 2020
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A new deal: TUC statement on the spending review
The TUC’s Spending Round submission calls on the government to safeguard people’s jobs, livelihoods and the economy by ruling out a no-deal Brexit. The submission warns the Chancellor that he would not be able to prevent a no-deal Brexit doing further harm to public services already damaged by severe cuts.
- 02 Sep 2019
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TUC South West Annual Report 2019
The annual report from the Trades Union Congress in the South West highlights the ongoing work unions are doing to secure better pay, rights and a voice for working people in the region.
- 05 Apr 2019
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The government must give key workers a pay rise and tackle insecure work
Through the minimum wage and public sector pay awards the government controls the pay of more than six million key workers. They must give them a pay rise.
Afzal Rahman - 14 Sep 2020
The public sector pay rise is long overdue - but many workers are still left out
After years of pay cuts, a public sector pay rise was needed. But the government's announcement still leaves much to be desired.
Mary Robertson - 21 Jul 2020
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