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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.

Consulting workers is key to a just transition and a green recovery

A green recovery and a just transition

Trade unions in Wales are calling for a green recovery, to build back better after the Covid-19 crisis and address the climate emergency.

Professor Jean Jenkins

Professor Jean Jenkins to lead Wales TUC’s Future of Devolution and Work Commission

Professor Jean Jenkins, Professor of Employment Relations at Cardiff Business School, has been appointed to lead an independent commission into the future of employment rights and devolution in Wales.

Young Workers

New Toolkit: Reaching Young Workers

We know that for unions to still be relevant in the future, they need to be relevant to young workers now. Young workers are more than tomorrow’s members, they are part of today’s fight. Our Young Workers toolkit communicates the need for unions to actively engage with young workers, and to give them the platform to speak for themselves.

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

Tech risks tackled in new national deal

Tech risks tackled in new national deal Workers agree standards for introducing innovation

Welsh Government Covid regulations: Wales TUC statement

Following the Welsh Government's changes to Covid regulations, Wales TUC supports the focus on employers doing the right thing, but remain concerned about the effects of fines on workers.

New Year's message from Shavanah Taj

After a tumultuous year, Wales TUC General Secretary Shavanah Taj reflects on the year gone by and looks ahead to 2022.

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