Pensions Regulator members vote for further strikes
PCS members working for The Pensions Regulator have voted overwhelmingly in favour of taking more strike action.
Over 300 PCS members working for The Pensions Regulator (TPR) in Brighton have voted to take further industrial action by a margin of 95.70% on a turnout of 75%.
Out of 339 members entitled to vote, 256 ballot papers were received. There were 245 (95.7%) yes votes and 11 (4.3%) no votes.
Members have already taken strike action on 11, 12, 17 18, 23, 27, 30, and 31 October and are on strike this week until 3 November.
This round of action builds on the strike taken by members between 5 and 18 September in pursuit of our national campaign demands.
TPR is only offering a pay rise of 3% while other civil service employers are paying a minimum of 4.5%, with an additional 0.5% of the overall pay pot to be targeted at the worst-paid staff.
Members are frustrated with the continued intransigence of TPR and their insistence on imposing an unagreed pay offer during this phase of strike action.
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