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The PCS civil service workers' union conference last month may turn out to have been the most significant in the union's ten year history.

Over 270,000 members of the PCS civil service workers’ union are set to throw their weight behind the public sector pay revolt.

Civil service workers, like all public sector workers, face endemic low pay – contrary to government and media propaganda. A quarter of the PCS union’s members are on £15,000 a year or less.

The conference of the PCS civil service workers’ union in Brighton last week reaffirmed the union’s commitment to the battles over public sector pay and against the fascist British National Party (BNP) – see pages 2 and 5.

The PCS civil service workers’ union conference next week will see a major discussion of the fight against the government’s pay limits.

Up to 100 people marched through Hastings last Saturday to protest against the sacking of Eddie Fleming, a PCS civil service workers’ union rep, by management at the Hastings Child Support Agency office.

Delegates to the PCS civil service workers’ union conference in two weeks’ time will discuss the next stage in the union’s fight for decent pay.

Over 100,000 members of the PCS civil service workers’ union were set to join other public sector workers on strike on Thursday of this week.

The PCS civil service workers’ union has pledged to combat any plans for compulsory redundancies in the Glasgow Identity and Passport Service (IPS).

Strike to stop sinking pay Coastguards in the PCS civil service workers’ union staged their second one-day strike over pay on Friday of last week.

Tens of thousands of civil service workers in the PCS union are gearing up to join the day of action on 24 April.

Over 80,000 civil service workers in the PCS union struck a blow against Gordon Brown’s public sector pay freeze when they took strike action on Monday and Tuesday of this week.