Home Office strike suspended as more than 1,000 new jobs announced

A planned strike tomorrow (26 July) by PCS members in the Home Office has been suspended after officials told the union last night there will be significant investment in the border force and passport service and confirmed this would mean more than 1,000 new jobs.

For full PCS press release, see:

http://pcs.org.uk/en/news_and_events/

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