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The general election takes place on 4 July. In the period leading up to it there is increased scrutiny of the civil service and individual civil servants. It’s important that you understand your roles and responsibilities during this time.
Motion A12 called for PCS to press an incoming Labour government on its pledges and the debate called for our union to hold Keir Starmer's feet to the fire after yesterday's general election announcement.
Conference deplored the actions of HMRC in dismissing two PCS reps from Benton Park View, and in recent weeks, for launching a further two conduct and discipline cases.
Motion A102 demanded increased action on sexual discrimination, harassment and assault by eliminating toxic workplace cultures.
PCS members’ “humanity is screaming” at the outrages being perpetrated on a daily basis by apartheid Israel in Gaza, delegates at ADC in Brighton have been told, and have a right to oppose and protest against them.