TUC Congress ’19 The UCU is backing the September 20 climate strike

The number one issue facing all humanity must become an industrial issue — and treated with industrial action. UCU is doing just that, writes general secretary JO GRADY

TUC Congress ’19 Overwork is wrecking our health and relationships

Unite’s survey into long hours and exhaustion reveals a shocking situation that we cannot accept, write assistant general secretaries DIANA HOLLAND and GAIL CARTMAIL

Editorial: The stakes could not be higher for our movement

TUC Congress ’19 Union leaders call for unity in fight against Johnson's ‘cabal of hard-right, free market fanatics’

Communists call for Europe of the peoples and workers, not the EU of big capital at Portugal gathering

COMMUNISTS gathered in Portugal called for a “Europe of the people and workers, not the EU of big capital” on Saturday.

TUC Congress ’19 Fighting the class ‘glass ceiling’

Even within professional roles, creatives from working-class backgrounds are paid less than well-heeled colleagues, writes Equity’s CHRISTINE PAYNE

TUC Congress ’19 McDonald's: confronting the corporate colossus

RONNIE DRAPER, general secretary of the BFAWU, explains that fighting for fast food workers has become an issue of fundamental human rights

TUC Congress ’19 Saving seafaring

From literal pirates to parasites paying less than minimum wage, it is time to fight back and rejuvenate the industry, writes Nautilus general secretary MARK DICKINSON

TUC Congress ’19 Marking the 80th anniversary of Cuban trade unions

The general secretary of Cuba’s trade union confederation will make an historic address to TUC congress, one of many acts of solidarity with the socialist nation, writes ROB MILLER

TUC Congress ’19 Rail workers are ready to seize the moment

MICK CASH reflects on the importance of driving forth a programme that puts the interests of our class first – via a Jeremy Corbyn government