Frances O'Grady

Frances O'Grady is the General Secretary of the TUC.

Politics
There's nothing Luddite about banning zero-hours contracts
The TUC general secretary responds to the Taylor Review.

By Frances O'Grady
21 July
Politics
Taking back control . . . in the workplace
It’s time to reboot dignity and respect at work, says Frances O’Grady, general secretary of the TUC.

By Frances O'Grady
26 May
Politics
Theresa May just scrapped her own brilliant pro-business idea
In Germany, workers on boards are common.

By Frances O'Grady
21 November
Despite the tax credits u-turn, the Chancellor did little to help working people
By Frances O’Grady, TUC General Secretary.

By Frances O'Grady
25 November
Politics
The global elite in Davos must give the world a pay rise
Speaking for the 99 per cent at the World Economic Forum.

By Frances O'Grady
22 January
Politics
George Osborne stands on the brink of failing one of his golden fiscal rules
Autumn Statement wishlist.
By Frances O'Grady
05 December
Politics
Frances O'Grady: how to rebuild Britain
Britain urgently needs a new economic settlement, argues Frances O’Grady of the TUC. That calls for a strong industrial policy, with brakes on the banks, revived collective bargaining and support for small business.
By Frances O'Grady
11 July
Politics
Just one thing: unlock corporate Britain's cash pile
The TUC tells George Osborne what it wants to hear in the 2012 Budget.
By Frances O'Grady
18 March
Politics
The meaning of the F-word: The cuts
Frances O’Grady, TUC deputy secretary
By Frances O'Grady
08 March