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News
25 May 2022
Industrial action works, and inspires others to stand up and say ‘enough is enough’, said the chair of the PCS parliamentary group as he delivered the group’s annual report to conference the day after delegates agreed to ballot over pay and pensions.
20 December 2021
PCS members employed by facilities management contractor ISS in the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) have won major improvements to their pay and terms and conditions along with assurances on health and safety.
30 November 2021
DVSA rep Caroline Oliver speaks to Activate about their successful campaign to see off plans to impose an increase in the number of daily driving tests.
13 September 2021
PCS members who have been engaged in sustained strike action at the DVLA to make their workplace safe were congratulated by TUC Congress.
9 September 2021
Proposals to fast-track drivers into the haulage industry are political rather than practical and lack substantial public scrutiny and union consultation, says PCS responding to today’s announcement by the transport secretary.