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  1. The Chancellor must use the to boost jobs and wages by investing in rails, roads, new homes and clean energy.

  2. A 21 year old on min wage gets 25p less an hour than over 25s. That’s about £10 a week less for doing the same job.

    Young workers' raw deal: low pay
    The TUC's Young Workers' Month runs throughout November.
  3. It's not often you see Economics Editor calling for stronger unions!

  4. Epstein's memorial to commemorate trade union victims of the world wars - lit up at Congress House. Standing in respect on

  5. Speaking at Sexism in the workplace event now. We need to do so much more to combat the sexism that disfigures football.

  6. Whoever sits in the White House or No10, working people must stick together for jobs, rights & equality. Solidarity from the TUC to

  7. Looking forward to meeting Swedish Minister today to discuss worker rights after

  8. Congratulations on your re-election as Director General of the

  9. Terrible decision to reject Orgreave inquiry, big blow to the families. It sends out a dangerous message too–corruption has a place to hide.

  10. Good luck to cinema workers, taking action today to win a living wage

  11. The fight for decent pay won’t be won by employer goodwill. Need strong unions who can win fair pay for members, and higher minimum wages.

  12. Great to see 1,000 new employers, but with millions still on poverty pay, many more firms need to adopt the real Living Wage.

  13. Thoughts with members taking action today for a - never an easy decision to take.

  14. A welcome rise. Workers should have the right to expect a fair days pay for an honest day’s work

  15. The govt must now get tough on -style sham self-employment. Taylor review must be no-holds-barred, and recognise unions' important role

  16. What is happening at is just the tip of the iceberg. Lots of people are trapped in insecure jobs, with low pay and no voice at work

  17. The case exposed the dark side of ‘flexible’ labour. For many the gig economy's a rigged economy where firms duck basic minimum rights

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