Filter
Where you work
- ACAS (1)
- Amgueddfa Cymru Museum Wales (3)
- APHA Animal & Plant Health Agency (1)
- Aramark - HMP Parc (1)
- Aramark Defence Services (1)
- Aramark Ltd (1)
- ARMs (Associate & Retired Members) (33)
- Atos (4)
- Bouygues Energies & Services (2)
- British Library (4)
- British Museum (5)
- Business Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) (4)
- Cabinet Office (4)
- Care Quality Commission (1)
- Carlisle Support Services (1)
- Civil Aviation Authority (1)
- Companies House (1)
- Compass Group Met Police Account (1)
- Crown Prosecution Service (7)
- Defence Equipment and Support (2)
- Department for Business and Trade (1)
- Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) (8)
- Department for Environment Food & Rural Affairs (14)
- Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) (4)
- Department for Transport (4)
- Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) (67)
- Disclosure and Barring Service (1)
- DOC Cleaning (1)
- Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) (10)
- Elior (1)
- EMCOR (1)
- Equality & Human Rights Commission (1)
- Equans (Recognised) (3)
- Equans (Unrecognised) (2)
- Equans - Recognised (1)
- Equans - Unrecognised (1)
- ESS Support Services Worldwide (1)
- FCDO Services (1)
- Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (7)
- Forestry Commission (1)
- Forestry Commission England (1)
- Fujitsu Services (6)
- G4S Care & Justice Services (2)
- G4S FM (4)
- G4S Intergrated Services (4)
- G4S Secure Solutions (22)
- GCHQ (16)
- Gov Facilities Services Ltd (1)
- Health & Safety Executive (1)
- Hinduja Global Solutions (HGS) (1)
- HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS) (3)
- HM Prisons & Probation Service (HMPPS) (1)
- HMRC (89)
- Home Office (81)
- House of Commons (6)
- Imperial War Museums (2)
- Insolvency Service (1)
- ISS Facilities Services Limited (16)
- ISS Facility Services Ltd (8)
- Just Ask Estates Service Ltd (4)
- Marine Management Organisation (3)
- Maritime & Coastguard Agency (1)
- Mayor's Office for Policing & Crime (MOPAC) (1)
- Metropolitan Police Service (1)
- Ministry of Defence (27)
- Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) (1)
- Ministry of Justice (1)
- Mitie (19)
- MyCSP (1)
- National (781)
- National Highways (2)
- National Library of Wales (2)
- National Lottery Heritage Fund (1)
- National Museums Liverpool (20)
- NATS (2)
- NCA (1)
- OCS in MOJ (12)
- OCS UK&I Ltd (12)
- Office for National Statistics & UKSA (10)
- Office of Rail & Road (1)
- Ofgem (4)
- Ofsted (2)
- Regulator of Social Housing (1)
- Scottish Government (1)
- Servest (3)
- Shared Services Connected Limited (SSCL) (2)
- Sodexo - National Gallery (1)
- Sodexo Defence Services Ltd (1)
- Sodexo UK (4)
- Submarine Delivery Agency (1)
- The Pensions Regulator (26)
- Total Support Services (1)
- UK Export Finance (1)
- Valuation Office Agency (17)
- Welsh Government (2)
- Wilson James Ltd (1)
- Zeglobal (2)
Interests
- Activate (18)
- Advocates (2)
- ARMs (24)
- Ballot (124)
- Black members (38)
- Bullying (2)
- Campaigns (146)
- Civil service (36)
- Commercial Break (12)
- Commercial sector (20)
- Conference (57)
- Courses (10)
- Covid (2)
- Culture (8)
- Cuts (6)
- Democracy (52)
- Devolved (6)
- Disability (46)
- Elections (23)
- Equality (113)
- Facilities (28)
- Green (27)
- Health and Safety (40)
- International (87)
- Job losses (16)
- Law (30)
- Learning (43)
- LGBT (33)
- Member benefits (7)
- Mental health (11)
- National (8)
- NEC (7)
- News from the NEC (1)
- Organising (66)
- Outsourcing (23)
- Parliament (42)
- Pay (193)
- PCS People (28)
- Pensions (48)
- PSMA (Private Sector Members' Association) (8)
- Racism (57)
- Recruitment (4)
- Redundancies (3)
- Redundancy pay (2)
- Stress (1)
- Strike (203)
- Tax justice (2)
- Terms and conditions (65)
- TUC (36)
- TUC Congress (36)
- UK civil service (67)
- Union news (3)
- Welfare (2)
- Women (66)
- Young members (39)
Prominent activist Fiona Whyte has been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list, for her voluntary service to PCS in Wales.
A former police officer who specialised in financial crimes, Rick Harrison is now with the Insolvency Service (INSS) where he covertly investigates companies suspected of wrongdoing. As a PCS rep, he’s involved in opposing plans to close 10 INSS offices, potentially putting hundreds out of work. In his free time he’s a keen biker who regularly rides for charity.
Our successful campaign of industrial action won an increased pay remit, ÂŁ1500 cost-of-living payment and guarantees on redundancy terms. It also forced the Cabinet Office into a series of talks with PCS on pay and staffing.
PCS and other trade unions will challenge the government’s reduction in the value of new pension schemes for civil servants and millions of public service workers in the High Court in November.