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TUC Yorkshire & the Humber

The TUC in Yorkshire & the Humber represents over six hundred thousand working people. We work closely with our affiliated unions to make sure the voice of working people is heard by business, government, in local communities, and across civil society.

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TUC Yorkshire & the Humber Black Members Network Meeting

Join us on Monday 19 April at 2pm for the next regional black members network meeting!

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TUC Yorkshire & the Humber retired members forum meeting

All retired members in the Yorkshire & the Humber region are welcome to join the next forum meeting on Tuesday 27 April.

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TUC Yorkshire & Humber launches its 2021 Cultural Manifesto

TUC Yorkshire and the Humber has agreed its 2021 Cultural Manifesto for the region. Drawn up by the Regional TUC’s Creative and Leisure Industries Committee, the manifesto advocates increased public investment in the arts and decent pay and conditions for all who work in the cultural sector.

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TUC urges shoppers: ask about ventilation to keep shop workers safe

Bill Adams, Regional Secretary comments on today’s (Monday) easing of restrictions.

TUC: institutional racism exists in Yorkshire’s labour market and society

Bill Adams, Regional Secretary comments on a report published today (Wednesday) by the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities.

Manchester bus decision paves way for franchising in Yorkshire, says TUC

TUC's Better Buses for Yorkshire campaigner, Gareth Forest comments on the news today that Greater Manchester will take its buses back into public control.

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