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Join by 21 April to be included in our ballot for strike action over our national campaign demands.
To fund targeted strike action, PCS will soon reintroduce a small levy after it helped power our national campaign that won concessions for 2023/24.
Fran Heathcote urges Labour leader to meet with the union as polls suggest a Labour victory at the next general election
The postal ballot opens today (18) and runs until 13 May, asking members if they are prepared to take strike action over our national campaign demands.
A report commissioned by PCS demonstrates decades of decline, with civil service wages lower now than they were in 1975 when Harold Wilson was prime minister.
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