Mark Serwotka re-elected

Mark Serwotka, recently interviewed in The Socialist, has been re-elected as general secretary of the PCS. Mark was first elected in 2000 and was returned in December 2009 for another five-year term with 63.4% of the vote. His right wing rival got 36.6%.

PCS faces many battles in the near future, notably fighting the government's attacks on the Civil Service Compensation scheme - where the government is preparing for massive job cuts across the civil service.

Interview: 'get organised to support workers in struggle'

London teachers and lecturers strike to defend pensions

Fighting the pensions battle: An interview with Mark Serwotka

Mark Serwotka speaking

DEFEND PENSIONS - ESCALATE ACTION - NAME DAY FOR NATIONAL STRIKE

Mark Serwotka calls pensions raid only "slightly less"

PCS:

PCS conference votes for more joint action against cuts

Brighton: PCS conference - Socialist Party public meeting

M10: Angry workers walk out across the country

Pensions strike reports - 10th May

Civil Service:

30 November shows... We can win!

Unite votes Yes to strike action on 30 November

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Socialist:

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