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- December 2010
- Save school sports for all
- Moral and economic case for tax justice 'unarguable'
- Tax avoidance measures fall 'shamefully' short
- Pensions report confirms schemes are affordable and sustainable
- Treasury war chest matches missing billions
- Court closures will deny huge areas access to local justice
- Forensic Science Service losses of the government's own making
- Lives must not be put at risk by coastguard cuts
- Protest set over Revenue and Customs cuts
- Years of cuts have demoralised revenue staff
- PCS joins forces with development charities to highlight tax justice
- Redundancy scheme caps are 'cynical ploy' to cut jobs
- 'We will not be drawn into accepting cuts'
- Unfair redundancy cuts face legal challenge from union
- A step back for health and safety in the north west
- November 2010
- Leaked memo exposes ideology behind government cuts
- Committee's report on 'efficiency' is a wasted opportunity
- Welfare plans punish the vulnerable for government's failure
- PCS keeps up pressure on compensation scheme
- Work experience offered at Home Office as 7,000 job cuts loom
- PCS response to Scottish Budget - There is an alternative to cuts
- Minister reneges on promise to protect lowest paid facing redundancy
- Big Society could mean big fraud if charity regulator is cut
- Union responds to Francis Maude over redundancy pay
- Solidarity with students in occupation
- Wales set to lose 40 jobs a day due to cuts
- Human rights committee sides with PCS against cuts
- October 2010
- Treasury scuppering talks over civil service redundancy pay
- Union responds to ill-considered child benefit cuts
- Hutton seeks to make public sector workers pay more for less
- Government seeks to slash redundancy pay to make massive job cuts
- Passport office closures increase risk of identity fraud
- IT giant could face industrial action if staff forced out
- Changes to border controls threaten national security
- Create climate jobs instead of cutting spending
- Cardiff driving standards office faces closure
- Non-departmental public bodies provide vital services
- Office closures will make British passport less secure
- Get out and join the protests against the cuts
- Shock and awe finances: Guardian article
- Defence cuts made on 'predetermined timetable'
- PCS members speak out against cuts
- Cuts to defence jobs will damage the frontline and communities
- Job cuts plan proves Cameron misled voters
- Generation will be thrown on scrapheap by massive cuts
- Welfare cuts are 'cruel' and 'immoral'
- Nine jobseekers for every job in Duncan Smith's Cardiff
- Forestry sell-off would change social and environmental landscape
- September 2010
- MPs urged to throw out attempt to cut civil service redundancy pay
- Anti-fascist campaigner verdict is 'travesty of justice'
- PCS and UNISON forge alliance to fight cuts
- Union predicted tax chaos three years ago
- There is an alternative to public spending cuts
- Not a single penny cut, not a single job lost, union says
- Government wants to turn clock back to Victorian era
- Union to protest to stop the closure of courts
- TUC honours PCS young rep for recruiting new members
- Bank of England governor urged to back tax justice campaign
- Revenue bosses massively underestimate billions in missing tax
- 'Quango' cuts play politics with people's lives
- IT workers take industrial action after 'insulting' pay offer
- Union launches campaign to save our cultural assets
- Defence letter reveals the truth about "draconian" cuts
- August 2010
- Mass job losses loom as justice cuts revealed
- Pickles piles pressure on under-fire Government Office staff
- More defence cuts will damage frontline support
- Unions to recommend improved offer to settle BAA dispute
- Our response to the government's Spending Challenge
- Use of temporary and fixed-term staff is wasteful
- July 2010
- We will resist any attempt to slash redundancy pay
- Anger as the government treats its staff with contempt
- Reps come together to discuss response to cuts
- Government risks abandoning the regions
- A 'snapshot' of government's cuts
- Cuts to civil service redundancy pay could be illegal
- Cuts threaten equalities work
- Arts and culture will suffer from 50% cuts
- Pickles plans to grab power from the regions
- Policing changes could damage fight against crime
- MPs to hear case against cuts to redundancy pay
- Evidence busts myth pensions are unaffordable
- Welfare reforms doomed to fail under cuts agenda
- June 2010
- Tax officers stage protest against cuts to services
- Agencies under threat provide essential public services
- Unions will resist harsh cuts in public spending
- Make the case for the alternative
- Judgement reserved in compensation scheme case
- Thousands of jobs under threat in UK Border Agency
- Public sector cuts will damage the economy
- Judge vindicates PCS over cuts to redundancy pay
- 'Disgraceful' attack on pay and pensions
- We will resist attack on public sector pay and pensions
- Government makes the poor pay for economic crisis
- Courts closures show stark reality of spending cuts
- Asking public servants to come up with cuts is arrogant and deceitful says union
- 'Right and inevitable' we will defend jobs and pensions
- Cutting jobcentre staff while unemployment rises is 'absurd'
- May 2010
- Trade unionists unite against public sector cuts and racism on May Day
- Responses to union campaign reveal need for political reform
- Election result is a rejection of cuts agenda
- BNP losses: 'A victory for community organisation'
- Major victory for union over plans to cut civil service redundancy pay
- Gallery staff put down low-pay marker for next government
- Defence of jobs and services tops conference agenda
- Civil service pay review 'will not tackle inequality'
- Conference opens with call for unity against public sector cuts
- Conference backs unity call to fight public sector cuts
- Union moves a step closer to fielding election candidates
- Coalition deal is 'a blueprint for cuts'
- Civil service cuts will hit frontline services
- Defence of the welfare state must be priority
- Date set for final court hearing
- Welfare system needs more staff not more reform
- April 2010
- Almost half of Labour backbenchers oppose cuts to civil service redundancy
- IT workers suspend strike pending further talks
- Further disruption possible at National Gallery
- Election candidates urged to back public services
- PCS rejects the myth of 'efficiency savings'
- Prison unions challenge politicians over privatisation
- Far right protest at Home Office site condemned
- Battle bus tour of ministers' constituencies
- Government had no authority to slash redundancy pay, PCS says
- March 2010
- PCS hits back at Cabinet Office
- Civil servants lobby parliament
- Civil and Public Servants start national 48 hour strike
- Strike action in the North East and North West at HP Enterprise Services
- Massive support on first day of civil service strike
- Hewlett Packard staff on strike for second day
- Support strong on second day of civil service strike
- Invest in revenue and customs to tackle deficit
- Strike action to hit budget day
- Proposed agreement on Land Registry reached
- Battle bus takes to the streets
- Judicial review dates set
- HP staff announce four days of strikes
- PCS members in budget day strike
- Support for our compensation scheme action
- PCS responds to the budget
- Strong support for budget day strike
- HP strike suspended
- February 2010
- National strike ballot gets underway
- Agreement reached with Fujitsu
- National gallery staff to walk out over pay
- Civil service apprenticeships agreement signed
- Border agency strike to hit ferry ports
- National gallery walk out again
- Members vote for national strike
- January 2010
- MPs support compensation scheme rethink
- Anger over tax office closures
- Land Registry staff lobby MPs over cuts
- IT workers to strike
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