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News
17 December 2021
Outsourced cleaners at the Royal Parks won occupational sick pay which means they get paid their full wages when they are sick and proved it is possible for outsourced staff to have equal terms and conditions with their directly employed colleagues.
30 November 2021
Read analysis and resources for PCS activists.
21 October 2021
Royal Parks cleaners and playground attendants are striking for the whole month of October to stop job cuts and to achieve equal sick pay, holiday and pension rights as their directly employed colleagues.
20 August 2021
After a week of industrial action, workers at Just Ask remain determined to win. Planning more campaign activities next week, ending in a large public protest on bank holiday monday.
16 August 2021
It has been a strong first day to a 2-week strike by PCS members working as cleaners and attendants in the Royal Parks for outsourcing company Just Ask Estate Services.