Oxford & District TUC
comprises delegates from local branches, is part of
Trades Union Congress at www.tuc.org.uk

Key Links
Living.Wage
Public.Service
Health&Safety
Listed below are affiliated branches:

ASLEF
CWU
Post
Telecom
FBU
NASUWT
NUJ
NUT
PCS
UCU
UNISON
Brookes University
City Council
County Council
Health
Oxford University
UNITE-AMICUS
General&Publishing
UNITE-TGWU
BMW
Retired Members
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RIGHTS
 Min Wage
Take a break
Part Time?

CAMPAIGNS

Key Links on Pensions

Local leaflets and posters can be downloaded at www.odtuc.org.uk/download 

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TUC www.tuc.org.uk/publicpensions

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Amicus http://www.amicustheunion.org 

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GMB www.gmb.org.uk/Templates/Internal.asp?NodeID=90702 

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NATFHE http://www.natfhe.org.uk 

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NASUWT www.nasuwt.org.uk 

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NUT www.nut.org.uk/ 

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PCS www.pcs.org.uk/MainPage.asp?NodeID=20427 

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UNISON www.unison.org.uk/pensions

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GUARDIAN overview - http://money.guardian.co.uk/print/0,3858,5083058-110142,00.html 

 

A major campaign currently underway is in defence of pensions. You can get the latest information by subscribing to the pensions email list.
The O&DTUC runs a free email list to update local trade unionists on developments in the pensions campaign.
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The Trades Union Council meets on the first Thurs of the month at 7pm in Oxford Townhall. .

Established 1887 the Oxford and District TUC is a democratic organisation made up of volunteers, delegated by union branches, who organise practical solidarity with working people in our district, across the country and internationally. We support trade union education and back campaigns - for instance - against cuts in services, for a living wage for everyone, against workplace bullying, for decent pensions and against imperialist wars.