Scottish Parliament commends trade union women

15th November 2012

Anne McTaggart MSP today lodged a Members Motion in the Scottish Parliament, commending the recent Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) Women’s Conference.

Robert's Story: From Homeless to Union Learner of the Year

14th November 2012

Once homeless, Robert Higgins of Wishaw has been working as a Cleaner at the First Bus Depot in Blantyre for the last seven years. Robert is a member of Unite the Union, and earlier this year, he approached his Union Learning Rep, Ewan McLean, in the workplace learning centre for help with his literacy and numeracy skills. Robert has been named as the 2nd Learner of the Year by Scottish Union Learning, which is part of the Scottish TUC.

STUC on UK Q2 GDP Statistics

25th July 2012

Commenting on today’s Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures which confirm that the recession deepened in the second quarter of 2012, Grahame Smith, Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) General Secretary said:

STUC on GDP and employment statistics

18th July 2012

Responding to the latest GDP and labour market statistics for Scotland published today, Grahame Smith, Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) General Secretary said:

Mandela

STUC welcomes first Mandela Day Celebrations in Scotland

17th July 2012

The Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) has welcomed the formal celebration of Mandela Day (Wednesday 18 July) in Scotland. To mark the inaugural celebrations the STUC General Secretary Grahame Smith will join the First Minister, Alex Salmond and the South African High Commissioner, Dr Zola Skweyiya in events to celebrate Nelson Mandela’s 94th birthday by taking part in events to send 50,000 donated books in a container to Eastern Cape libraries in South Africa.

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SNP Can't blame Labour deluge on the weather The National 14th October

Why we must fight for the future of further education Herald 13th October

The attack on Unison's Johanna Baxter is nonsense - here's why The National 29th September

Labour must commit to the devolution of employment law Herald 29th September

Why we must have a wholesale revolution on social care Herald 12th September

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Strikes in Scotland seem endless? Well the workers are fed up too The National 12th August

It's time we took back control of our buses The National 4th August

Two-child benefit cap: Dismay over lack of vision from Labour Herald 21st July

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What can we say about Humza Yousaf's record after 100 days in the job? The National 8th July 2023

Profiteering is driving up costs and they want you to take the blame. Herald 5th July 2023

We have a real chance to deliver fairness for workers. Let's take it. Herald 10th June 2023

Never forget Pride is a protest as well as a celebration The National 10th June 2023

The Yes campaign may have stalled but people still want change Herald 6th June 2023

Forget the coronation, profit is king in the UK The National 13th May 2023

The First Minister must stay firm on free school meals Herald 8th May 2023

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First Minister Humza Yousaf must work with trade unions to succeed The National 8th April 2023

Next first minister must show same respect to unions The National 21st March

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