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The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has settled a case with a hearing-impaired man for £50,000 without admission of liability.
How minimum service levels might affect PCS members and why the union is legally challenging these anti-strike restrictions.
The joint PCS/TUC march and rally on Saturday (27) commemorated the anniversary and showed opposition to restrictions on trade union rights.
PCS is to launch a judicial review against the government’s minimum service laws, PCS general secretary Mark Serwotka announced today (27) at a rally in Cheltenham.
The historic event in Cheltenham commemorating the 40th anniversary of the ban on trade unions at GCHQ will hear speeches from trade union leaders including PCS's Mark Serwotka, the RMT's Mick Lynch, Unite's Sharon Graham and the TUC's Paul Nowak.
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