STUC Events
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SIGN THE PETITION:No more Creative Standards - Cement Fair Work in the Art of Scotland Following the work carried out by the STUC and Trade Unions within Scotland’s Culture Sector, the Scottish Government commissioned two Independent reports into Creative Scotland and Fair Work within Scotland’s cultural and creative industries. These reports proposed a combined total of 52 recommendations to improve the conditions of the estimated 90,000 workers across Scotland. None of the 52 recommendations were enacted before the Scottish Parliament session ended for the 2026 elections. We need all political parties to pledge the immediate adaption and implementation of the recommendations as soon as possible following the election period. Sign our petition to party leaders today
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Scottish Union learning’s Highlands and Islands 2026 Week of Learning16 - 19 June 2026 Various locations, online and in person.
Scottish Union Learning’s Highlands and Islands Week of Learning 2026 showcases the wide range of learning opportunities available through union learning across the region. This year’s programme reflects the continued growth of our work over the past 12 months, made possible through strong partnerships with unions, valued partners and stakeholders across the Highlands and Islands. From Gaelic culture, writing and zine-making to workplace skills, wellbeing, anti-racism, diabetes awareness, FOI and inclusive adult learning, there’s something for everyone. Take a look at the full programme and register for any events that catch your eye. All are welcome to attend. |
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Affiliate Events
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Round table event - Uniting Communities and Unions against Cuts
This is a Scottish Trades Union Council and Scottish Morning Star initiative looking at community campaigning and engagement. Over the past period all communities across Scotland have faced severe cuts in services, housing and amenities. Those providing them have seen reductions in conditions and employment. Further cuts are likely in the run-up to next May’s council elections – and more, unless challenged, thereafter. ‘Uniting Communities’ seeks to build unity across communities between those who use services and those who provide them, bringing together Community Councils, tenants, the voluntary sector, trades councils, unions, pensioners who have lived long in our communities and those recently arrived. |
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