The Equality, Health & Safety Department is part of Bargaining, Equality and Policy Support. We are based at PCS London Headquarters, Clapham Junction and are responsible for developing and implementing PCS policies for our members on Equal Opportunities and Health & Safety.
The main responsibilities of the department include negotiations with the Cabinet Office on Civil Service equality policies, health & safety, servicing PCS national forums for women, black, disabled and lesbian, gay, bi sexual and transgender members, health & safety representatives and providing advice and guidance to PCS negotiators, reps and members on best practice in employment and on health & safety and discrimination law. The Equality, Health & Safety department also organises conferences, seminars and meetings for the all the equality and health & safety forums.
Geoff has wide responsibilities, which include the Equality, Health and Safety Dept; the National and Equal Pay Unit and other Policy, Research work plus the PCS Information Service.
email: geoff@pcs.org.uk
Phyllis has overall responsibility for Equality, Health & Safety department. Priorities contribute to PCS policies on equal opportunity by developing innovative workplace strategies to tackle inequality and discrimination.
Phyllis has an over-arching responsibility for work around the Single Equality Act which is to strengthen the law to support progress on equality.
Phyllis negotiates with the Cabinet Office on Equality and Diversity, she is the Secretary to the NEC Equalities Committee and National Women’s Forum and leads on issues relating to Gender.
e-mail: phyllis@pcs.org.uk
e-mail: lorna@pcs.org.uk
e-mail: carl@pcs.org.uk
e-mail: ritu@pcs.org.uk
email: graham@pcs.org.uk and maryd@pcs.org.uk
Equality is at the heart of everything we do. In the way we organise ourselves and campaign we always strive to ensure we are representing all of our members.
Our equality officers work with members to promote equality and tackle discrimination in the workplace, society and the wider world.
We are committed to ensuring those members in groups currently under-represented in our union’s structures are encouraged and supported to play a full and active role.