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News
16 May 2022
PCS is holding an emergency meeting tonight to discuss the closure of Toxteth jobcentre in Liverpool.
12 May 2022
As part of our campaign to stop DWP cuts, PCS reps and members are lobbying their MPs to get their support in opposing plans to close more than 40 offices.
18 March 2022
The PCS campaigns to save DWP offices from closure, and for better pay and pensions will be highlighted by representatives from PCS tomorrow at a demonstration outside the Conservative party spring conference in Blackpool
18 March 2022
PCS members have reacted with shock and anger following the DWP’s announcement that it is to close more than 40 sites across the UK putting thousands of jobs at risk, with the union determined to fight the plans.
6 October 2021
“A catastrophic effect on the most vulnerable families in our society,” is how PCS General Secretary Mark Serwotka has described the Universal Credit cut, which takes effect today, in a letter to secretary of state Therese Coffey.