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Nearly 100 PCS members working for MOPAC will take five days of strike action later this month.
PCS members who work for The Pensions Regulator in Brighton have today (5 September) begun a two-week strike for fair pay.
The staff have been offered only a 3% pay increase despite the improved civil service pay remit of 4.5-5%.
The ballot comes after the employer refused to pay the ÂŁ1,500 cost of living payment.
The TUC has vowed to fight the anti-strike bill “tooth and nail” as the legislation passed its final parliamentary stage.