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Make sure you are registered to vote in the general election - the deadline is 18 June. Then have a look at the courses we're running, including racism and intolerance in the workplace and understanding the Equality Act.
The e-action sends an email to the director general asking her to halt plans to derecognise PCS, and preserve workers' voices and rights.
Our ability to make a difference on issues depends on how strong we are in the workplace. The best measure of our strength is how well we are organised locally.
Protesters took to the streets of Cardiff, joining PCS members from Amgueddfa Cymru-Museum Wales and the National Library of Wales, to march and rally against Welsh culture sector cuts.
PCS has a range of short courses available to all members - get involved in learning and get involved in PCS.
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