The STUC says there has been ‘a concerning lack of engagement’ with workers on proposed legislation.

We’ve been working with Save the Children Scotland on a project about young mothers’ experiences of work.  Young women who had children when they were aged 16-25 have helped shape this project through...

In relation to the equal pay dispute at Glasgow City Council, in a statement on behalf of UNITE, UNISON and GMB trade unions, an STUC Spokesperson said:

The First Minister and I can agree on one thing: Scotland’s public finances are under serious pressure.Where we part company is on what comes next.The answer cannot be to present Scotland with a choic...

Reforms could involve the creation of six to 10 regional authorities, as well as more than 100 community bodies.

The union's president spoke of the devastating impact of losing former pupils to suicide as he called on politicians to act.

EXCLUSIVE: The most popular option in a government consultation was a revalued 14-band system that would ask owners of higher-value homes to contribute more.

Roz Foyer says employers have an ‘aversion’ to equal pay.

ScotWind faces fresh scrutiny after Audit Scotland found Scotland's share of committed offshore wind supply chain spending fell from 38 to 30.

With right-wing extremists dominating the news, our Writer at Large talks to the ordinary men and women standing up to racists and defending their…

Equalities Minister Simita Kumar has backed warnings that concerns about violence against women are being weaponised ahead of a Pink Ladies rally in…

The STUC has launched a fresh attack on Scottish Government public service reform, warning against job cuts and calling outsourcing a public sector…

Working class people are angry their communities have been left behind but their fears are being hijacked by the far-right, says Roz Foyer.

Scotland is facing a wave of hyperscale AI data centre proposals, raising urgent questions about who really benefits from this new infrastructure.…

More than a century ago, in 1924, Britain got its first Labour government. It was a beleaguered administration that lasted barely nine months. Yet,…

As attention turns once again to who will occupy the prime ministerial hot seat, Keir Starmer is far from the only person who has been feeling the…

Despite repeated attacks on our civil servants for their working terms and conditions, the reality for those who are, rightfully, trying to access…

For generations, Glasgow hands have built more than coffins. They have built care, dignity and community. The planned closure of the Shieldhall coffin factory puts 74 skilled local jobs at risk and ...

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We all have a right to be safe at work, yet around three million workers die every year from work-related accidents or occupational diseases. This…

The corporatisation of the World-Cup, with fake-fan politicians staying silent on it, has excluded working class fans from attending. It’s time…

Whilst devolved parliaments across the UK are now governed by parties wishing to radically change the constitution, STUC General Secretary and…