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Fran Heathcote kicked off a new era for PCS when she was elected as our first woman general secretary (GS). Read our interview with her from PCS People.
Members are being balloted for strike action to support our pay demands.
The new policy has been imposed on staff, when previously there had been no requirement to spend a specific amount of time in offices, following the move to home and hybrid-working.
Members in DVSA have voted to end their dispute after the employer agreed to a raft of demands.
More than 600 Border Force officers at Heathrow Airport will walk out for four days from 11 April.