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TUC submission to the Autumn 2017 Budget
The Autumn Budget 2017 is an opportunity to invest in a better future, and an economy and society that works for everyone. Alongside the Brexit negotiations it is vital that this Budget takes action at a domestic level to start to address Britain’s long-standing economic challenges.
- 19 November 2017
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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 March 2017
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Apprenticeship targets for public sector bodies - TUC response
This is a TUC unionlearn submission to the March 2015 “Apprenticeship targets for public sector bodies”. 
- 21 March 2016
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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
Austerity won’t be over until…public servants get the pay rise they deserve
After eight years of austerity, every public sector worker deserves a decent pay rise - and we won't accept any cherrypicking in next week's Budget
Kam Gill - 25 October 2018
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