PCS Croydon (Home Office)

PCS has handed over a 5,000 signature petition to HMRC chief executive Lin Homer in a call for the Revenue and Customs’ advice centre proposals to be abandoned. Protestors have handed over a 5,000 strong petition to save face-to-face advice centres To mark the submission masked campaign supporters held a protest outside the Revenue...
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PCS Croydon may have won the 2013 PCS Communications award this year but, regrettably, some members still aren’t getting the message on the need to supply us with their contact details out of work. And, because of that fact, PCS Croydon are today launching the ‘Count me in? You’ve got to be kitten‘ campaign....
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The threat of the cuts to our justice system is being highlighted in parliament and on picket lines. PCS, along with NAPO, POA and the Police Federation, is launching a report in parliament on Wednesday (5 June) which looks at the impact of privatisation and government austerity measures on our justice system.  This follows...
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Reprinted from The Guardian | Until last summer the country’s top tax official, Dave Hartnett is taking up a job with tax consultancy Deloitte. Does this matter? Yes, it does; both in its specifics, and the light it casts on the relationship between our governing elite and corporate interests. Mr Hartnett left Her Majesty’s...
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A round up of key developments on Thursday in the PCS Annual Delegate’s Conference. Serious concerns over digital strategy Assistant general Secretary Chris Baugh, moving motion A6, stressed the impact of the government’s digital strategy on jobs. Chris said that 78% of the annual cost savings were estimated to be from staff costs, equivalent...
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