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CIVIL SERVICE JOB SECURITY
PCS members are currently being balloted on a job security agreement struck with the Civil Service. This agreement, called the protocols, is the result of long running union agitation over job security. Members should vote in favour, but be clear as to limitations and weaknesses.
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By a civil servant
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• TEACHERS: The Executive of the National Union of Teachers on 29 May considered alternative timetables for a ballot for discontinuous strike action to continue the pay campaign.
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Pay will be the major issue before this year’s PCS national conference. Given the general pay squeeze across the public sector and high inflation rate everybody expects that civil servants will get below inflation offers;
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Civil service by Workers’ Liberty PCS Members
A number of Groups (sectors) in PCS are striking on 24 April alongside the teachers and lecturers.
Our strike will make the news and will undoubtedly worry the powers that be; how much better if the whole of the PCS union was on strike.
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The picket line at the Shelter office on Old St, London, was good. On the workers' third day of strike action - after a long pause, a lot of pressure from management, and a lot of foot-dragging or worse from full-time union officials - picket numbers were still buoyant, and the mood was defiant.
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Not just one-off actions
To win: an ongoing strategy with selective strikes
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Driving examiners strike
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On the 29 February members of the PCS union in the Department for Transport (DfT) took strike action over low and unequal pay, jobs and privatisation.
The strike had a great impact:
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The civil service workers' union PCS has called off strikes set for 31 January.
