Public and Commercial Services Union

Welcome to the PCS Ministry of Justice Group website. This site is dedicated to giving you news and information on our campaigns and negotiations with the Ministry of Justice.

There are over 1000 workplaces, courts, offices, tribunals, prisons within the MoJ, and PCS has members in virtually every one.

We recognise the critical importance communications play in involving members of the MoJ in the union’s activities.

While face to face communications and newsletters and our quarterly journal, "justice matters", will continue to be important, we hope that this website will play a central role in ensuring we are able to give information rapidly and to seek the input and involvement of members in PCS in the MoJ Group.

Latest news

Legal adviser briefing

This briefing outlines the latest issues impacting on the legal structure. All members working in courts need to read this to find out what is happening in this area.

Overtime Ban

30 November is the day public sector workers make their voices heard. 1 December is the day the overtime ban begins.

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Criminal Enforcement Update

PCS is still in consultation with management in respect of the proposed PVP project. Throughout the process PCS has expressed complete opposition to this plan and will continue to make this clear to management.

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Join PCS on-line, Update your records on-line, Check your pensions on-line

There has never been a better time to join PCS. The more members we have, the more chance we have of having our voice heard in the workplace.

If you know anyone who is not already a PCS member, encourage them to join today by completing the application form on our web site: www.pcs.org.uk/joinmoj

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Join PCS Mitie  - your key to a securer future

Support the PCS National Campaign!

As part of our unions’ national campaign more than 250,000 of our fellow members working in the civil service and public bodies have been balloted for strike action over cuts to their jobs, pay and pensions.

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Pensions robbery – how much will you lose?

The government wants us to pay more for our pensions, work longer and get less. We need action to stop the pensions robbery, to stop the job cuts, and the pay freeze.