SOLIDARITY WITH BIRMINGHAM BIN STRIKERS
Friday 30th January 2026 from 6am Megapicket 3 closed all five sites. Wolverhampton TUC joined the strikers at Perry Barr Depot
Union campaigns
Heart Unions week
Wolverhampton TUC #heartunions week – trade union recruitment stalls, come and visit us at: Saturday 7th February 2026 outside outside Wolverhampton outdoor market, Cleveland St, Wolverhampton WV1 3ER Saturday […]
National Minimum Wage rates increase 2026
From 1st April 2026 it will be £12.71, up from £12.21. The adult rate of the National Minimum Wage is paid from the age of 21 years. Development rate (which […]
UCU City of Wolverhampton College strike
Wednesday 14, Thursday 15 and Friday 16 January 2026
Trade union courses locally 2026
TUC courses sign up now…for online TU courses Midlands TUC courses: https://www.tuc.org.uk/TUCcourses#midlands
The People versus The State
Changes to the Right to Protest speech by Dick Scroop to Wolverhampton TUC November 2025:
TUC Midlands Equalities Conference 2025
2025 Midlands TUC Equality Conference Saturday November 1st 10am TUC Midlands, 47 Summer Lane, Birmingham, B19 3TH The conference will feature talks from trade union speakers and representatives from various […]
Future of Education in Wolverhampton
open meeting online at 8pm Thursday 18th September 2025, all welcome
Campaign for a 4 day week
Wednesday 17 September 10am to 11.30am online Workers won us the weekend – now it’s time to win the 4-day week. Join Phil Lindsey (Organiser for the 4 Day Week […]
FAO all Chairs of meetings and all those who wish to challenge a Chair!
Particularly in trade union and Labour Party circles, the ABC of Chairmanship has been considered a definitive guide since its publication in 1939. This is an online version updated in […]
Aggressive Council Tax arrears collection by Wolverhampton City Council
Wolverhampton Trades Union Council Campaign
UNITE 4 Energy For All Wolverhampton
#Unite4EnergyForAll / Winter Fuel payments stall
Greener Jobs Alliance
The Greener Jobs Alliance promotes skills training and job creation to meet the needs of Britain’s rapidly growing low carbon sectors and to green the whole economy.
Difficulties of organising migrant workers in the care sector
Video of talk by Andrew Maybury, UNISON Caseworker, to Wolverhampton TUC on the difficulties of organising migrant workers in the care sector
RMT Caterers’ strike
Friday 26th July and Saturday 27th July 2024 It has become apparent that Avanti West Coast management have treated the Catering grade with utter contempt. Members have rightly refused to be treated […]
Job Centre security staff strikes
PCS strikes: 1pm on 8 November to 11.59pm on 10 November and 1pm to 11:59pm on 11 November
£16million shortfall for Wolverhampton City Council next year
Freedom of Information request “What is your current predicted funding gap by the end of the financial year 2024/25?”
Why are we getting poorer?
Because the Tories sold off these state owned companies on the cheap and we are now playing second fiddle to shareholder dividends and off-shore profit taking.