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The new first minister has defended cuts to Wales' national museum, offering no immediate help for Museum Wales, which announced it is axing 90 jobs.
There is an exciting opportunity for activists from across PCS branches in Northern Ireland to meet one another, take part in training workshops, and hear from guest speakers including general secretary Fran Heathcote from 12-5pm on 26 April.
If you haven’t had your ballot paper for our national ballot or have lost it, here’s what to do.
Remember to post your ballot paper, the postal ballot closes on 13 May and you can only vote by post. If you haven’t received your ballot paper, you can request a replacement via PCS Digital before noon on Sunday 28 April.
PCS activists across the country will be contacting thousands of PCS members on 13 April to get the vote out in our national ballot in defence of pay, pensions and jobs.