Trade unions sounded the alarm at the OECD Steel Committee meeting in Paris on 23–24 March 2026, warning that growing global imbalances in the steel sector are putting jobs, industrial capacity and entire regions at risk. Leading a large trade union delegation at the meeting, TUAC, industriALL ...
The looming energy crisis shows that state-owned enterprises are indispensable instruments for tackling energy poverty, advancing just transition, and reducing inequality – and OECD governance frameworks must reflect this, TUAC argued at the OECD Working Party on State Owned Enterprises and ...
TUAC challenges the OECD’s macroeconomic response to the war in Iran, warning that the Interim Economic Outlook published on 26 March repeats the mistakes of the recent cost-of-living crisis by leaning on central banks to manage a supply-side shock that monetary policy cannot fix. The ...