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PCS has been in the Court of Appeal over the pension cost-sharing 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.
Rebecca Hunter provides an overview of changes in employment law to mark International Women’s Day.
How minimum service levels might affect PCS members and why the union is legally challenging these anti-strike restrictions.
We will be in the Appeal Court on 20 February to challenge the government's intervention on pension cost-sharing, which could have cut employee contributions by 2%.