In print and online, Activate is a source of news and analysis, as well as a resource for activists to help us organise, campaign and represent our members effectively.
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Richard Simcox, Activate editor
While the new right to time off work for training does not go far enough, it does provide us with opportunities to recruit and organise.
The most recent attack on public sector pensions ignores the fact the vast majority of civil servants receive very low benefits in retirement.
Employers should be reviewing their sickness procedures to take account of changes to GPs' medical statements for sick absence.
PCS rep and secretary of the Defend the Whittington Hospital Coalition Dave Plummer outlines how their community campaign has been built.
PCS rep Rachel Edwards provides a first-hand account of the anti-fascist protest against the English Defence League in Bolton.
Fixed term and casual staff are being urged to join PCS and take part in industrial action over cuts to the civil service compensation scheme.
Members campaigning against savage job cuts at the Student Loans Company are gaining support on an online petition.
PCS has launched a new email newsletter for members to keep up to date with the latest information about our campaign against the far right.
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