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Blogs
18 June 2022
In an article from the Morning Star, Mark writes about how the trade union movement must unite to fight back against government attacks on jobs, living standards and working conditions.
30 May 2022
A PCS member working for Legal Ombudsman, says they are fed up of being treated poorly by their employer and urges all staff to join PCS and support our campaign for union recognition
9 May 2022
In his blog for Mental Health Awareness Week, Tony uses diary entries to show how he has been increasingly affected by loneliness throughout the pandemic, despite normally feeling more comfortable “safe and alone”.
2 May 2022
For Deaf Awareness Week starting on 2 May, Keith blogs on the theme of inclusion, and how it can be improved for deaf people in the workplace.
2 April 2022
Throughout her career Vanda has worked with autistic employees to support them to settle into new roles and enable them to sustain their employment at a wide range of organisations.