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At a special TUC congress today (9), PCS vowed to resist minimum service levels which limited unions' right to take strike action.
The special TUC Congress this weekend (9 December) will discuss the next stage of campaigning against the government’s anti-strike laws.
Several MPs – including members of the PCS Parliamentary Group – slammed proposed laws on minimum service levels at a parliamentary committee on Monday (27).
PCS has condemned the government for promising to rush through anti-strike laws which would effectively criminalise strike action for thousands of our Home Office members in the Border Force and the Passport Office.
The Home Office has published its pay offer for 2023-24 and civil servants, including Border Force Officers and Passport Officers, are to receive up to a 13% pay rise after a vigorous campaign by PCS.
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