PCS needs a strategy to win
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PCS conference has agreed that members will be balloted over jobs, pensions, redundancy payouts and pay.
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PCS conference has agreed that members will be balloted over jobs, pensions, redundancy payouts and pay.
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On Tuesday 17 May members of the National Union of Teachers will begin balloting on strikes against the government's plans to increase their pension contributions, raise their pension age, and cut their pensions.
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Unions representing over 800,000 teachers, lecturers and civil servants are set to take national strike action on 30 June against Government plans to radically attack their pensions.
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The national executive of the civil service union PCS will put an emergency motion to its conference on 18-20 May, seeking permission to ballot members over pensions, jobs and pay.
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Teachers, civil servants, and other workers are set to strike on 30 June against the coalition government’s increases in pension contributions, cuts in pension provision, and raising of the pension age.
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There were hundreds of placards on the TUC anti-cuts demonstration with the words “General strike” — produced by the SWP and, in a new development, the Socialist Party.
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John Hutton has produced his final report on the future of public sector pensions.
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A wildcat strike at a BP plant near Hull has forced management to back down on plans for unilateral redundancies.
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The labour movement is facing the most generalised attack on the working class in 20 years.
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Around 300 people attended the 26 February Scottish TUC anti-cuts rally in Glasgow’s Pavilion Theatre.