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The rights of trade union members are being undermined by the government's strikes act and other legislation.
General secretary Mark Serwotka called for urgent investment in public services and told TUC Congress that 13 years of austerity have broken the services our members deliver.
PCS called for free collective bargaining to allow our union to pursue our members’ aspirations on pay, rather than for it to be determined by pay review bodies.
Following the overwhelming vote to support our campaign strategy, the NEC has met to discuss next steps.
This week PCS is holding a series of introductory courses on a range of topics. With the general secretary and assistant general secretary elections now underway, we want members to have their say and get involved in the unions democratic process.