PCS Northern Ireland

Causeway Coast is #HomeForAll Saturday 4 April 2pm - Coleraine Town Hall

For International Women's Day, PCS general secretary Fran blogs about her own journey into activism. the support and encouragement she received and how we still need more women's voices in the union. pcs.org.uk/news-events/bl…

Capita has a track record of serious failures. Handing the company responsibility for paying a 250k civil servants risks importing chaos directly into monthly pay packets Use our E-Action - Email your MP about the Capita civil service payroll contract action.pcs.org.uk/page/187481/ac…

#Capita Pensions disaster. Payroll contract. Make it make sense... Please! An update for members. #PCS

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY Strength in Solidarity - Saturday 7 March 2026 Writers Square, Belfast - 11:30am

International Women's Day Events - 2026 Starting this evening, there are a series of events planned to mark IWD on 8 March with the main rally on Saturday from 11am at Writers Square Belfast pcs.org.uk/news-events/ne…

The far right is vocal - but views are not widely shared Figures from The Executive Office and the Northern Ireland Statistics Research Agency show that most people in Northern Ireland believe we should offer safety to those fleeing war and persecution. pcs.org.uk/news-events/bl…

pcs.org.uk/news-events/ne… Supported by PCS, a trade union rally at Parliament Buildings heard strong calls for the immediate introduction of the regulations needed to activate the Safe Leave Act. The law passed more than three years ago, yet it has not been brought into force.

In 2022 the Northern Ireland Assembly passed a ground-breaking piece of legislation. The Safe Leave Act provided essential support to victims/survivors of domestic abuse and violence including 10 days of paid leave. The consultation closed in 2024 and yet three and a half years later, there is still no sign of Safe Leave. Join the rally to bring forward the legislation: pcs.org.uk/news-events/ev…

Today is #DisabilityPayGap day, the day when Disabled workers stop getting paid for the rest of the year. In 2025 Disabled workers earn £78.40 less a week then non-disabled workers. Disabled workers earn £4,081 less a year than everyone else. The gap is more than the average house spends on food a week - £64.30. pcs.org.uk/news-events/ne…

We spoke with @BBCNolan this morning about the continuing situation in Erskine House and continue to demand answers from @belfastcc about any risks posed to our members and the general public in the area. @pcs_union

Our political fund ensures we can talk to all parties and push them to do the right thing for our members. In NI this really matters, because Stormont controls big issues like equality law, employment rights, housing, transport, and the environment. pcs.org.uk/news-events/ne…

PCS members, check your inbox. Please take a few moments to complete our survey and help us create safe workplaces. Thanks to our brave members for sharing their experiences. #WorkWithoutFear #PCS

A special message from Martin Cavanagh, PCS National President, on the DWP consultative ballot. There is an extension until midday on 10 October #PCS

PCS launches Work Without Fear campaign Sexual harassment, including sexual assault and rape, is rife in our workplaces, schools, colleges, public transport and communities. PCS is committed to stopping sexual harassment wherever it occurs: so that all members can work – and live – without fear. We all have a responsibility to tackle sexual harassment and to challenge behaviours and cultures that make people feel unsafe in any setting. We encourage members to check their inbox and complete the survey today #PCS #WorkWithoutFear

If you’re not yet a #PCS member, now's the time to join. Thousands of your colleagues are taking that step, to protect themselves and be part of something collective and powerful. Our membership is growing and with it, our strength - we want YOU to be part of it.

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NI Anti-Poverty Strategy will not address poverty pcs.org.uk/news-events/ne…

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Newry Against Racism Rally - Sunday 6 July pcs.org.uk/news-events/ev…