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PCS has about 22,000 members in Wales, based in UK government departments, the Welsh devolved area and the commercial s PCS Wales logo ector.

We have an office in Cardiff which acts as a focal point for PCS activity in Wales, assisting branches with recruitment, organisation and campaigns, providing training for reps and promoting workplace learning.

The office also provides individual and collective representation for members whose employers are based in Wales, such as the National Assembly, DVLA, ONS, Intellectual Property Office, the Royal Mint and the many Welsh ‘non-departmental public bodies’. There is an elected Wales committee which works with the full-time office staff to provide leadership and co-ordination for the union’s work.

Latest news

Support suspended UCU members at Coleg Harlech - UPDATE

We are pleased to report that the suspensions have now been lifted with immediate effect, the threat of disciplinary action has been removed and the back pay owing to the staff will be paid by the College. Peter, Craig and Ray have asked that their thanks be passed on to all members of PCS and other unions who supported them.

Magnificent support for 'N30' strike in Wales

The 'N30' strike attracted magnificent support from PCS members and reps across Wales, as well as from colleagues from more than 20 other public sector unions. Workplaces across Wales were shut down and thousands took part in marches and rallies.

PCS Wales Women's Seminar 2011

To mark the UN International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, this year's PCS Wales Women's Seminar will take place between 10.00 am and 4.00 pm on Friday 25 November 2011. The venue will be the Conference Suite/Ground Floor at the PCS Wales Regional Office which is now based at Transport House, 1 Cathedral Road, Cardiff CF11 9SD.

Sign the petition to defend Caradog House Jobcentre!

As part of PCS's campaigning efforts to prevent the closure of Caradog House Jobcentre in Cardiff, which was announced on 19 July, an online petition has been set up on the government's new 'e-petitions' website.

 

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