The Civil Service Rank & File – a belated post-mortem An analysis of the Civil Service Rank & File Network, which emerged in late 2012, and its impact…
Has PCS been outflanked to the left by a bosses’ union? A look at two of many attacks faced by workers in HM Revenue & Customs. The contrasting responses…
It's time to fight benefit sanctions - with or without PCS Tensions between claimants and jobcentre workers over sanctions have been rising for some time. Now,…
The need for a labour movement that can defy the law The Public and Commercial Services Union has responded to threats of legal action by removing one section of its membership from the strike…
The “war on the unions” - its meaning and the response we need Stories about the government threatening a “crack down” on trade union power emerge almost on a loop…
An open letter to rank-and-file education workers from the Civil Service Rank & File Network Open letter from the Civil Service Rank & File Network to workers in the education…
Civil Service Rank & File Network conference - a report On Saturday 2 February, the Civil Service Rank & File (CSRF) Network held its inaugural national…
A post-mortem on the workplace committee that never was A look at my recent experiences organising at work, and in particular how they've been undermined by…
Where next in the fight over civil service pay and conditions? The Public and Commercial Services (PCS) Union has announced that it will ballot in the new year for…
The beginnings of a rank-and-file rebellion in the Civil Service? A look at recent developments within the civil service. The government's latest attacks, the…
