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Unions welcome chancellor’s furlough announcement – but now ministers must plan for recovery
Chancellor Rishi Sunak's plan for employers to start paying towards the cost of the coronavirus job retention scheme has been welcomed by unions, writes Tony Burke.
With a key college facing closure, trade union education is under threat
While workers face unprecedented risks to their livelihoods and safety, training for union reps is under threat in the North West.
Australia wildfires: Demands grow for stronger relief package, as British trade unionists send solidarity
"Our firefighters are exhausted" trade unionists tell Unite's Tony Burke.
Four steps to take us to a green and fairer economy
Here's how the TUC plans to ensure a just transition to net zero for workers.
People are missing the point over Corbyn’s refusal to meet the PM
It takes some cheek for the PM to deride Corbyn's decision not to meet her.
TUC Congress in context: thirty years ago “Europe was the only game in town” #TUC150
This year marked the 150th anniversary of the founding Congress, but it also marked the thirtieth anniversary of Jacques Delors’ famous speech. Three decades after Delors, who was President of the European Commission at the time, made a socialist argument for the European Project and won over many in the Labour Party who had previously opposed the EU, Brexit has pushed the issue back up the agenda.