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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.
All PCS reps, advocates and members included in the national ballot are invited to the next series of Strike School sessions starting from 18 March.
Our national ballot opens on 18 March. Join our online meeting to find out more and ask your questions about our campaign.
The strike action has been suspended as a result of TPR agreeing to enter into meaningful negotiations with PCS.