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Public sector workers are fighting for a strike to hit the Tories hard on 10 July, reports?Raymie Kiernan

The PCS union’s annual conference took place between Tuesday and Thursday of last week.

Over 3,000 workers in the Land Registry (LR) struck for two days last week against privatisation plans which could slash thousands of jobs.

The PCS union began its annual conference in Brighton on Tuesday of this week.

Workers at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) call centre in Garston, south Liverpool, struck on Friday of last week.

Public sector union leaders hint at coordinated action to take on the Tories, reports Sadie Robinson

Over 3,000 PCS union members at the 14 offices of the Land Registry (LR) were set to strike on Wednesday and Thursday of this week.

Workers at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) call centre in Garston, south Liverpool, were set to strike on Friday of this week.

The PCS union’s national conference meets in Brighton next week at a vital time for the union.

Elections to the PCS union’s national executive ended on Thursday of last week.

The PCS union executive (NEC) voted last week to not make any immediate approach to the NUT and Unison or other unions likely to join them in defence of pay and conditions.

Shop staff in the PCS union working for the British Museum Company (BMC) struck for the first time ever on Friday of last week against a 1 percent pay offer.