Civil servants to take industrial action after back to office order
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Thousands of Civil Servants to Strike "Indefinitely" Over Demand to Return to Office Three Days a Week – The Daily Sceptic
Thousands of civil servants are to strike "indefinitely" following an order to return to the office for three days a week, a move described by a trade union as "Victorian". The post Thousands of Civil Servants to Strike “Indefinitely” Over Demand to Return to Office Three Days a Week appeared first on The Daily Sceptic.
Civil servants to take industrial action after back to office order
Indefinite industrial action is to be taken by thousands of civil servants working at the Land Registry in a dispute over office attendance. Around 4,000 members of the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) based in 14 offices across England and Wales will take part in the action from 21 January. The union said its members had been ordered back to the office for three days a week. From 21 January they will refuse to cover for their colleagu…
Land Registry workers to take indefinite industrial action after being ordered back to the office
Land Registry office in Swansea. Photo via Google Thousands of Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union members working for the Land Registry are to take indefinite industrial action after being ordered back to the office for three days a week. Close to 4,000 workers, based in 14 offices across England and Wales, will refuse to cover for their colleagues or take on extra work outside their job description or grade from 21 January. Workers have…
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