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An online conference on 25 April will signal renewed union efforts to improve workplace awareness and challenge of sexual harassment.
Against a backdrop of almost 1 in 3 HMRC staff needing an uplift earlier this month, just to keep in touch with minimum rates of pay across the civil service, you should make sure you play your part in the PCS campaign for fair pay, pensions and jobs
PCS has been refused a meeting with the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions and the DWP Permanent Secretary following the publication of damning evidence detailing the scale of the mental health crisis in DWP.
April is IBS Awareness Month. IBS is the most common disorder of the digestive system and it's estimated that symptoms are experienced by up to a third of the UK population.
Major system failure makes a difference to NATS staffing, writes Simon Campbell-Gurry, ATM section president
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