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- December 2007
- Government Should Make It a New Year's resolution to start treating its workforce with respect
- Massive support on first day of Work And Pensions strike
- Up to 80,000 Work And Pensions staff strike over pay
- Support grows as strike enters second day
- Union meets Hydrographic Office chief over job cuts
- Telford MoD Base saved from closure
- Hastings rally and march in support of victimised union rep
- Union responds to Driving Standards Agency data loss
- Union responds to interim report on Child Benefit data loss
- Coastguards wiling to strike over pay
- November 2007
- Work And Pensions staff pile on pressure in two day strike over pay
- Serious Organised Crime Agency staff reject below inflation pay
- Work And Pensions staff in strike vote over below inflation pay
- Union responds to border force announcement
- Met Police staff reject below inflation pay offer
- MoD IT system an 'unmitigated disaster'
- Union responds to Child Benefit data loss
- Civil service job cuts could compromise security warns union
- Union responds to audit office report
- Union holds alternative Queen's speech for public services
- October 2007
- Civil servants strike over Caxton ten
- Civil and Public Servants vote overwhelmingly for more industrial action
- Union welcomes MoD u-turn on training privatisation
- Benefit payments and the control of Bovine TB hit by job cuts
- Fury as MoD announce job cuts and relocations in London HQ
- Fourth one day strike to hit Liverpool museums
- Met police staff urged to reject below inflation pay
- Civil servants demonstrate over transfer to the private sector
- PCS responds to public accounts second efficiency report
- Union responds to pre-budget report and spending review
- Equality challenge for national statistics IT privatisation
- New equality commission needs more resources to succeed
- September 2007
- National civil service ballot for strike action starts
- Union condemns compulsory redundancies in DEFRA
- PCS welcome split of exam body but urge review of location
- Statistics privatisation raises confidentiality fears
- Public pay curbs threaten staffing crisis say unions
- Strong support for Parliamentary and Health Ombudsman strike
- Serwotka calls for co-ordinated action over pay
- PCS members overwhelmingly reject DWP pay offer
- Gordon Brown urged to engage with public sector unions
- Union to ballot for more civil service industrial action
- Closure of family records centre will mean poorer service
- Union responds to delays in single payments report
- August 2007
- PCS sends message of support to striking prison officers
- Exam regulator goes to the bottom of the class
- Third one day strike to hit Liverpool museums
- Survey highlights excessive hours culture in Civil Service
- Parliamentary and Health Ombudsman staff In strike vote
- July 2007
- Union responds to constitutional affairs committee report
- Union concern over creation of border force
- Second one day strike hits Liverpool museums
- Future flood responses could be undermined by cuts
- Union responds to treasury select committee report
- PCS Consultation over next steps of national campaign gets underway
- Union urges voters to make their vote count
- Union responds to welfare Green Paper
- Union calls on government to tackle criminal re-offenders
- Union responds to public accounts report on child support reforms
- June 2007
- Work And Pensions staff vote for strike action over below inflation pay
- PCS solidarity with Royal Mail workers
- Union responds to education and skills changes
- Union leader addresses parliamentary reception
- Compulsory redundancies in DTI provokes union anger
- Union responds to public accounts report on consultants
- Union steps up campaign against Harrow Land Registry closure
- Anger over Revenue And Customs closures
- Union Responds to public accounts report into Revenue and Customs IT
- Union responds to audit office report on sick absence
- Research shows government departments are failing on green issues
- May 2007
- Bank holiday strike to hit Liverpool museums
- Coastguards begin industrial action short of strike
- Union condemns rural jobcentre closure plans
- Civil service union gathers in Brighton
- Union backs co-ordinated industrial action
- DWP accused of burying bad news
- Coastguards vote for industrial action short of strike
- Up to 200,000 civil and public servants in May Day strike
- Massive disruption as 200,000 civil and public servants strike on May Day
- April 2007
- Labour candidates back union rather than UK government
- Courts staff reject postcode pay as union gears up for strike
- Union publishes critique of welfare reform plans
- Government skills chief visits Newcastle learning reps
- Coastguard agency ballot for industrial action over pay
- March 2007
- Defence and passports staff go on strike over pay
- Welsh MoD and passports staff to walkout over pay
- Strong support for passports and defence strike as treasury moves to cap pay at 2%
- Union responds to creation of justice ministry
- Union condemns bath pensions centre closure
- Anger over divisive pay proposals for courts staff
- Industrial action on civil service pay announced
- Civil Service Union responds to budget
- Capgemini staff vote for industrial action
- Rise in construction deaths linked to health and safety cuts
- Coastguards reject below inflation pay
- Equal pay claims launched in the MoD
- 40,000 Civil servants in consultative ballot for action over pay
- Welfare privatisation slap in the face for jobcentre staff
- Union concern over Home Office resources
- Revenue and Customs staff start overtime ban
- Capgemini workers in strike ballot
- February 2007
- MoD staff hand out billion pound notes in privatisation protest
- Civl servants in national action short of strike
- Fury As Below Inflation Pay Offer Imposed On Justice Staff
- Overtime ban hits magistrates courts fine blitz
- Union responds to audit office report on efficiency
- PCS supports striking french public sector workers
- Union responds to DVLA letter bomb attack
- January 2007
- 200,000 to take part in civil service wide strike
- Widespread disruption as civil servants strike
- Revenue and Customs cuts will increase the £25 billion tax gap
- Civil servants say yes to national civil service strike
- Information Commissioner's staff in strike vote
- Passport staff in work to rule over pay
- Union anger over defence privatisation
- Union fury as national statistics axe up to 600 jobs
- Union warning over bus drivers tested by bus companies
- Ballot for national civil service wide strike starts
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