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Blogs
17 May 2022
For this year’s International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT) Kris blogs about how it has never been more important for the LGBT+ community and its allies to stand together.
31 March 2022
Mark gives his reaction to today's civil service pay remit publication
24 March 2022
Viv explores how Billie Jean King’s extraordinary contribution to sport saw her challenge stereotypes and break the bias, the theme for PCS Women’s History Month 2022.
16 March 2022
Mark urges all PCS members who have yet to vote to take part in our national consultative ballot, which closes on 21 March
15 March 2022
Josh Chown and Millie Dessent of the national young members' committee explain how the cost of living crisis, low pay and the National Insurance rise is impacting on them, and why they have voted "yes" in the ballot.