“…1926 1918-1939 "Women workers were sweated workers - TUC leaflet, 1926" [EP0094], 1926 This is one of a series of recruitment leaflets issued as part of a TUC national campaign in 1926 to organise women into trade unions. …”

“…1986 1960-2000 "Black workers and trade unions - booklet, 1986" [T0554.jpg], 1986, Trades Union Congress During the 1970s, unions gradually recognised their responsibility in fighting racial discrimination. …”

“…1968 1960-2000 "Welcome to mini skirts but not to mini wages, 1968" [EP0191], 1968 'Welcome to mini skirts but not to mini wages join the fight for equal pay the A.E.F. way' poster issued by the Amalgamated Union of Engineering and Foundry Workers and printed in their newspaper 'The Way for Women and Youth', December 1968.…”

“…Campaigns against racism and racist organisations were organised, educational materials and other publications were published, including a Black Workers Charter in 1981. From 1985, the TUC held regular conferences on race relations, which from 1992 became formalised into the annual Black Workers Conference. …”

“…2006 "Jones, Dan", 2006, Bishopsgate Institute Dan Jones was a well-known youth and community worker and also the secretary of the Trade Union Council in Tower Hamlets. …”

“…He notes the role of black workers and the racism to be found amongst some workers. …”