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News
17 May 2022
PCS delegates will be in Brighton next week for our annual delegate conference, but if you are a member and can’t be there in person, you can log into PCS Digital and watch a live stream of the debates.
21 April 2022
PCS is calling on the civil service to introduce a Covid-19 safety pledge to promote the creation of safe spaces at work.
19 April 2022
A slap in the face to our members who worked tirelessly throughout the pandemic, is how PCS has described a call by Jacob Rees-Mogg for more civil servants to return to offices.
25 February 2022
The end of Covid restrictions should not be a greenlight for the civil service to engineer a rush back to workplaces, PCS has stressed.
18 February 2022
PCS say the health and safety risks posed to members were unacceptable and avoidable.