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News
13 May 2022
PCS reps and members in DfT are alarmed and disappointed by the government’s announcement this morning of a planned 91,000 job cuts across the civil service.
13 May 2022
In HMPPS, staff morale is already at an all-time low due to the derisory pay offer they recently received but the announcement the government is demanding departments cut 91,000 jobs over the next 3 years, again highlights its contempt for its staff.
15 October 2021
The PCS strike at the DVSA, planned for Monday and Tuesday next week, has been suspended following constructive talks with senior management on our key demands over plans to introduce an eighth daily driving test schedule
15 October 2021
PCS welcomes the DVLA’s decision to pay the in-year reward at the agency which, following our campaigning, now extends to all staff not just a select 20%.
12 October 2021
Ahead of our strike at the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency next week, we are holding a members’ meeting at 6pm on Thursday (14) which will hear from PCS General Secretary Mark Serwotka.