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Blogs
18 July 2022
As I write this, plans are underway to find a replacement for Boris Johnson after he resigned, leaving behind him a trail of chaos and a shameful legacy of low pay for key workers and job cuts.
9 June 2022
This PCS member, whose job will go as part of the British Council cuts, tells us about a typical week in his role as Country Director and the valuable role played by the British Council in his country.
10 May 2022
PCS rep Alison Fisher describes how she and her colleagues feel like they are being discarded as their jobs are at risk following the government's decision to close the DWP office in Gloucester where she works
21 April 2022
PCS DWP Group President Martin Cavanagh says we are determined to win our campaign against 41 proposed DWP office closures and save thousands of jobs.
22 March 2022
There is a great uncertainty and sadness following the DWP office announcement, says Mary, a PCS member who works as an executive office at Durham House in Washington, one of more than 40 offices earmarked for closure