Just a small selection of recently acquired material on economic, social and employment issues.

Welcome to all the university’s new students starting term this week. How can you make the best use of the unique resources offered at the TUC Library?

The library contains one of the UK’s most extensive collections of material relating to labour and employment issues.

If your course is in any way connected with contemporary issues of economic policy, the labour market, employment relations, equality and discrimination, women at work, migrant workers, pay and conditions, then we have something that will interest you (see pic above).

The library also contains a unique historical record of the development of all aspects of social policy over the last hundred years. If your studies concern housing policy, education, health, tax, benefits and the welfare system, then we have material that is relevant to you.

For more information on how the TUC Library can assist you with your studies, pop in and see us on the ground floor of the Learning Centre LCG-22, or get in touch: tuclib@londonmet.ac.uk, 020 7133 3726

An example of some of our historical collections, in this case a selection of pamphlets on the development of education policy.