PCS leader contributes £100,000 to strike fund
In June this year it will be four years since John Moloney, Assistant General Secretary of civil service union PCS, was elected. By then he will have given just under £100,000 of his salary to the union’s strike funds. John is fulfilling his election pledge to take only a “worker’s wage” – to tie his living standards and their improvement, or otherwise, to those of the union’s members, by taking only the take-home pay of an Executive Officer (the most common civil service grade) in the Department for Work and Pensions (the biggest department). For most of his time in office, John gave back...