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PCS Assistant General Secretary John Moloney reports on a PCS solidarity delegation to Ukraine which he led, to meet trade unionists, visit workplaces and help deliver aid.
PCS has a long held aspiration to shorten the working week for our members. It is a key feature of all our pay claims to all employers that we deal with. At a time of ever improving technology, it is also eminently deliverable.
Aisha, PCS Midlands Regional Young Members’ Convenor, has written a personal blog about why she joined the latest national pro-Palestinian march in London on 11 November.
For Disability History Month and during Trans Awareness Week, Heledd blogs about her struggles with her mental health, celebrating the achievements of disabled members of her family and her wishlist if she were prime minister.
"If ministers refuse [to raise pay levels for next year] they know we're ready to re-ballot for strike action."