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PCS general secretary, Mark Serwotka, said it was a historic day for the union and democracy in action in his opening speech at the inaugural Scotland devolved policy conference today in Glasgow.
PCS members working for The Pensions Regulator have voted overwhelmingly in favour of taking more strike action.
We have a new course specially for young members and one for reps who make the arrangements for their branch Annual General Meeting.
PCS members working in three major government departments for outsourced company ISS are to start the first of 36 days of strike action on 1 November.
Two candidates for the position of PCS General Secretary and two for the Assistant General Secretary have been confirmed.