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Wales TUC Cymru

The Wales TUC is the voice of Wales at work. With 48 member unions, the Wales TUC represents around 400,000 workers. We campaign for a fair deal at work and for social justice at home and abroad.

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Covid-19 - Coronavirus advice for workers in Wales

Information for workers in Wales during the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic. As of 28 May the Welsh Government's advice to most workers in Wales is to work from home if you can.

BME workers and people with other protected characteristics may be at greater risk due to coronavirus

Covid-19 equality guides

Read our coronavirus equality guides for reps and workers who have a protected characteristic.

Coping with Covid

Coping with Covid - bite-size wellbeing sessions

Use our series of wellbeing videos to learn techniques to help you look after yourself during the coronavirus crisis.

Wales TUC Learning Campaign 2021

Wales TUC Learning Campaign 2021

WTUC are pleased to be promoting the recruitment of new Union Learning Reps and support to access learning and funding through our Learning Campaign.

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Online courses for reps in Wales

Are you an experienced rep who wants to update your knowledge and skills? or are you a new rep wanting to know what the role is all about? Then check out our online learning resources just for reps here.

Latest News - Wales

Union learning reps are the key

An independent report, looking at learners' experiences of Wales Union Learning Fund (WULF) over the past year has highlighted the key role that ULRs play in the workplace, as well as highlighting th

409,000 working-age adults in Wales are living in poverty

TUC analysis of new official poverty figures has found that working-age poverty in Wales has not fallen since 2010/11, despite unemployment falling significantly in the years before the pandemic.

Wales TUC statement on the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill

Commenting on the UK Government’s plans to proceed with its Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, Wales TUC General Secretary, Shavanah Taj said:

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