More than 130,000 PCS members across the civil service and public sector will strike on 28 April in the latest one-day action by the union over pay pensions and job security
The all-out strike, called by the national executive committee today, taking place on the April payday, alongside a month of action beginning on 3 April to increase the pressure on the government.
PCS General secretary Mark Serwotka said:
“Our members are not backing down in this dispute. Ministers need to take notice that we’re escalating our action and they need to resolve the dispute by putting money on the table.
“We know our strikes have already caused serious disruption. The new strikes and another national day of action will pile the pressure on a government that refuses to listen.”
The all-out strike, called by our national executive committee today, taking place on the April payday, alongside a month of action beginning on 3 April to increase the pressure on the government.
PCS General secretary Mark Serwotka said: “Our members are not backing down in this dispute. Ministers need to take notice that we’re escalating our action and they need to resolve the dispute by putting money on the table.
“We know our strikes have already caused serious disruption. The new strikes and another national day of action will pile the pressure on a government that refuses to listen.”
