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How to get green issues into a trade dispute was examined in-depth at a conference fringe meeting on Wednesday.
A 4-day week is no more revolutionary an idea now than the concept of a weekend was 100 years ago, attendees were told at a fringe meeting chaired by national vice president Hannah David at PCS conference yesterday (22).
Industrial action could be considered as part of a PCS campaign to protect access to hybrid working and resist arbitrary targets on office presence.
Three DLMs were awarded at PCS conference this afternoon (22).
The TUC stands “unequivocally with PCS members” who have been campaigning and taking action for decent pay, pensions and job security, its general secretary Paul Nowak told delegates in Brighton.