Frequently asked questions
Q: My manager says I might be disciplined what should I do?
A: Contact your local rep, or branch secretary immediately.
Details of your branch are in the branch directory.
Q: I have a grading query who can I speak to?
A: In the first instance you should contact your branch secretary. You can look up the name of your branch secretary in the branch directory.
Q: I think I need legal advice, who do I call?
A: If the advice is about an accident or a work related illness contact the Personal Injury Unit at PCS head office on 0207 801 2651. If the legal advice required is about employment law contact your branch secretary.
Q: What is the number of the legal helpline?
A: Legal 24 hr helpline 0800 916 9066
Q: I have not recieved my ballot paper, diary, magazine?
A: If you've changed your home or workplace address recently please e-mail the DWP group office or call 0113 200 5300.
If you've changed your work address contact your local representative
Q: How do I notify PCS of my change of address?
A: E-mail the DWP group office on call 0113 200 5300.
Q: Where is the group office located, do you have a map?
A: Ground floor,
Q: How can I become a PCS representative?
A: Information about the role of a PCS representative and how you can get more involved in your union is available on the "get involved" pages of this web site.
Q: How can I get a PCS application form?
A: Either e-mail the DWP group office and an application form will be sent or alternatively phone 0113 200 5300 or download an application form
Q: Where can I get some recruitment material for my branch's recruitment drive?
A: Contact the DWP group office by email or by phone 0113 200 5300 with details of your requirements.
Q: Can I remain a member of the PCS if I leave the department?
A: Yes. You can become an associate and retired member. Contact your branch secretary for an application form or phone 020 7801 2639 or look at the PCS website under associations.
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