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Blogs
31 March 2022
Mark gives his reaction to today's civil service pay remit publication
31 March 2022
Bridget writes about the new menopause model policy that has been developed for use in the workplace.
28 March 2022
Women’s History Month in March brings recognition to the diverse work of women. Every year I find out more about women whose work was not recognised. It’s incredibly important that we look to acknowledge women for their work and diverse contribution to society, both in history and in the work we do as a union.
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