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The Pensions Regulator has announced that it will unilaterally impose a pay offer of 3% of the overall pay pot to all its employees after refusing to meaningfully explore options to meet the expectations of staff to receive pay increases in line with
PCS entered into talks through ACAS with a view to resolving the long-running dispute with The Pensions Regulator (TPR) over its failure to pay more than 3% pay increase this year.
PCS members working for the outsourced facilities management company ISS will take further Industrial action next week (9-13 October)
Striking PCS members force court closures and severe disruptions on first day of a four-day action over pay.
Cleaners, security guards and support staff working in 3 major Whitehall departments are to take further strike action next month in an ongoing pay dispute.