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9th May 08
On Monday 12th May, a major development will be launched for trade union led learning initiatives in Scotland. The launch of a new structure for trade union led learning called “Scottish Union Learning” will take place at the Glasgow City Chambers.
25th April 08
The Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) has welcomed continuing support from local authorities ahead of International Workers Memorial Day (Monday 28th April) and, in particular the motion on the commemoration in the name of Elaine Smith MSP, Coatbridge and Chyrston that will be debated in the parliament on Thursday May 1.
25th April 08
Commenting on the announcement of 300 redundancies at JVC in East Kilbride, Grahame Smith, STUC General Secretary said:
25th April 08
The Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) will today highlight the inequality and discrimination, still faced by so many, during International Memorial Workers’ Day Lecture in Dundee.
22nd April 08
The STUC Annual Congress in Inverness this afternoon welcomed the commitment of Scottish Labour’s leader in Scotland, Wendy Alexander, that the voice of the Scottish trade union movement will be heard at the heart of the Constitutional Commission.
22nd April 08
The STUC Annual Congress in Inverness today welcomed the announcement by the First Minister Alex Salmond that the new Southern Hospital in Glasgow will be entirely publicly funded at a cost of £842 million.