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PCS reps will meet with Cabinet Office officials on Tuesday to set out their opposition to 91,000 planned civil service job cuts. 

The government should be recruiting more civil service staff to repair and improve public services, not cutting 91,000 jobs to return the civil service to 2016 staffing levels, says PCS as permanent secretaries prepare departments for massive cuts.

PCS has warned of the consequences for everyone who relies on public services of Boris Johnson’s plans to cut up to 91,000 civil service jobs to tackle the cost-of-living crisis.

Amid pronouncements from some in government that some agencies should be privatised or shut down, PCS has stressed to the Cabinet Office the vital role that staff in arm's-length bodies have played in keeping the country running during the pandemic.