Persistent skills inequalities are holding back both workers and economies, according to the latest OECD Skills Outlook published on 9 December. While TUAC welcomes the report’s recognition that these disparities are rooted in circumstances beyond individuals’ control, trade unions ...
Trade union leaders from across the globe gathered in Paris on 8 December for the annual TUAC-OECD Liaison Committee Meeting, bringing workers’ stories and priorities to the highest political level of the OECD. TUAC President Liz Shuler opened the meeting under the banner ‘Rewiring ...
As Thailand today submits its Initial Memorandum to the OECD, a key step towards membership that launches in-depth policy reviews, TUAC has published its assessment of the country’s bid, highlighting significant concerns around workers’ rights and social dialogue. Based on consultation ...