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A report commissioned by PCS demonstrates decades of decline, with civil service wages lower now than they were in 1975 when Harold Wilson was prime minister.
PCS has been in the Court of Appeal over the pension cost-sharing issue.
The Cabinet Office secretary and deputy prime minister said the government needs to “embrace” AI to “drive the numbers down”.
With our national campaign survey now underway, we want all members to take part and have their say. We are aware that some members have had problems opening the survey link and we have outlined some quick troubleshooting steps to resolve the issue.
PCS General Secretary Fran Heathcote has given the Cabinet Office a 5 March deadline to give guarantees on our national campaign demands or we enter into a trade dispute.