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More than 12,000 civil service workers in the PCS union were set to take action this week.

The PCS union’s Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) group executive last week discussed the next steps in its campaign of industrial action over pay, pensions and attacks on working conditions.

Some 1,500 PCS union members at Hewlett Packard struck for 24 hours on Monday. 

Workers at Hewlett Packard were set to strike next week after negotiations with bosses failed to improve a 1.6 percent pay deal. 

Home Office workers in the PCS union took four days of industrial action last week.Walkouts were organised on a rolling and targeted basis across the UK from Tuesday to Friday. 

Thousands of Home Office workers began a week of action against government attacks on their pay, pensions and working conditions on Tuesday of this week.

Over 200,000 civil service workers in the PCS union struck on Friday of last week and Monday of this week.

Some 180,000 civil service workers joined a half-day strike against the Tories on last Friday

Thousands of civil service workers were set to walk out on Friday of this week as part of the PCS union’s rolling industrial action.

Hundreds of striking civil service workers in the PCS union and their supporters gathered outside parliament today, Wednesday, to "boo at the budget".

A quarter of a million workers struck today, Wednesday, against cuts in the civil service.

Some 250,000 civil service workers were set to strike on Wednesday of this week to defend their pay, pensions and conditions.