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PCS Union says cuts to public services "totally wrong" for Scotland

PCS reacted angrily to yesterday's Indepedent Budget Review report calling for up to 60,000 job cuts, pay freezes, privatisation of public services, and attacks on pensions and sick absence in Scotland.

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