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Union reps and members gathered from 21 to 23 May for the Annual Delegate Conference (ADC) of the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union.

As we go to press, the conference is taking place of the PCS union. Already a fighting strategy for pay has been agreed

PCS Annual Delegate Conference opened on 21 May. Solemn faces from the leadership abounded, after their defeat in the NEC elections.

The National Executive Committee (NEC) elections in the civil service union PCS have resulted in sweeping gains for the Coalition for Change, spearheaded by the PCS Independent Left (IL) and the Broad Left Network (BLN), against the long (mis)ruling Left Unity (LU). Although LU retained the Presidency, Change candidates, who fought on a principled programme focussed on the critical problems facing members, took three of the four Vice Presidents and sixteen of the thirty Ordinary NEC posts. Going...

National Executive (NEC) elections are now underway in the civil service union PCS, pitting the Coalition for Change, spearheaded by the PCS Independent Left (including AWL supporters) and the Broad Left Network, against the long (mis)ruling Left Unity.

National Executive (NEC) elections are now underway in the civil service union PCS, pitting the Coalition for Change, spearheaded by the PCS Independent Left (including AWL supporters) and the Broad Left Network, against the long (mis)ruling Left Unity.

National Executive (NEC) elections are now underway in the civil service union PCS, pitting the Coalition for Change, spearheaded by the PCS Independent Left (including AWL supporters) and the Broad Left Network, against the long (mis)ruling Left Unity.

National Executive (NEC) elections are now underway in the civil service union PCS, pitting the Coalition for Change, spearheaded by the PCS Independent Left (including AWL supporters) and the Broad Left Network, against the long (mis)ruling Left Unity.

The Independent Left group in the civil service union PCS, which includes supporters of Workers’ Liberty, has reached electoral agreement with Broad Left Network to challenge the ruling Left Unity ( LU) group in the 2024 PCS National Executive (NEC) elections, for which nominations have already started and voting is in the spring.

The Independent Left group in the civil service union PCS, which includes supporters of Workers’ Liberty, has reached electoral agreement with Broad Left Network to challenge the ruling Left Unity ( LU) group in the 2024 PCS National Executive (NEC) elections, for which nominations have already started and voting is in the spring.