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↓ skip to main content home about lu who are lu? our record organisation left unity national committee regional convenors hmrc lu website slate & elections materials dwp slate 2017 hmrc slate 2016 branch checklist our record (pdf) democracy alliance 2018 leaflet archive dwp dwp lu poster 2017 dwp lu election leaflet dwp lu branch recommendation dwp conference 2015 hmrc left unity page join left unity pcs lu statement on pay 2018: get organised, fight back posted on june 6, 2018 by pcslu the elected national committee of pcs left unity has unanimously agreed the following statement to activists in our union, as we head towards the final week of preparations before our national ballot on pay begins. janice godrich, the national president of the union and a member of left unity, has prepared a video for activists also. lu statement on pay ballot we all deserve a pay rise build the yes vote, beat the threshold the tories systematic attack on workers, the public sector in general and the civil service in particular led this year’s adc to carry motion a283 which committed the nec to organise a statutory ballot of members on a programme of industrial action to break the cabinets office’s 1% pay cap. this motion was carried overwhelmingly by adc in a serious debate that reflected the determination of reps to achieve a decent pay rise for members this year. although pcs are currently in talks with the cabinet office the ballot will go ahead from 18 june until 23 july. this is to strengthen pcss position during those talks. it is crucial that members build to ensure that the legal barriers imposed by the tories anti-union legislation are smashed out of sight. a 51% turnout might seem a big ask but activists should aim for an 80% + turnout. left unity believes that despite the challenge ahead for us the underlying mood is one of optimism and there is a determination that we can win on pay and that a yes vote is achievable. we cannot underestimate how important it is to beat the politically motivated and imposed thresholds. many pcs members are on benefits to supplement their income while others have second jobs as they have seen their pay cut, in real terms, by thousands of pounds a year as a result of the cap. it cannot be right that the government are allowed to treat its own staff in this appalling and ruthless manner, particularly on top of cuts to our pensions and compensation scheme. a weak government split down the middle by brexit can be challenged. between now, the start of the ballot and during the balloting period it is imperative that comrades play a massive role to ensure the message that we can win, gets over to members. we need to beat the thresholds and achieve the result necessary as this will not only strengthen our negotiating position but also send a clear message to the government that our members are angry and more importantly it will also prepare the ground to mobilise members if and when the need for any action is taken. wining this ballot is now the top priority for left unity. we urge all activists to work hard in their branches, regions and groups to make this all our priority and ensure we turn out the biggest vote possible to send a clear message to the government. marion lloyd, lu national chair gordon rowntree, national secretary posted in uncategorized lu-led gec hard at work against employee deal extended opening posted on may 2, 2018 by pcslu as the embargo is now lifted and the news posted on the intranet, most members of the union in dwp will be breathing a sigh of relief as they learn that opening til 8pm is being introduced for around 1,000 staff in dwp, not for all staff, a thought that worries many. equally important is the news that there are no plans for saturday opening. the circular from group president fran heathcote is attached and outlines the progress made by gec negotiators with dwp. group negotiators will work with branches affected by the extension to ensure that the collective agreements is adhered to, to the letter, as the limited “test and learn” extension goes ahead, and will work hard to ensure that the lesson learned by dwp is that opening until 8pm doesn’t work for claimants or for members. posted in uncategorized democracy alliance candidates for vice president speak (video) posted on april 29, 2018 by pcslu national vice presidents fran heathcote and zita holbourne are asking for your vote in the union’s national elections. watch their videos and vote democracy alliance for a fighting, democratic, left-led pcs. posted in uncategorized re-elect the best campaigners for dwp members: vote pcs left unity! posted on april 26, 2018 by pcslu the group executive committee elections in dwp, the largest group of members within pcs, begin today. it is a crucial task to re-elect a campaigning, socialist leadership in dwp group. this is your base for materials for the elections. you can find a main leaflet to hand out to members here . you can download a branch recommendation leaflet here . you can find a personal message from fran heathcote, our group president, here . two years ago, our opponents refused to stand for the role of assistant secretary because they didn’t want the real work that goes with bargaining on behalf of pcs members with a hostile employer. one year ago, they won an assistant secretary post – and for a year they have done absolutely nothing for our members, which is why their incumbent to this post is not running for it again but is instead challenging fran heathcote, the incumbent group president and an experienced negotiator, an effective organiser, a socialist and a leader. meanwhile, the left unity members of the gec have worked hard to fight for permanent jobs for our fixed term appointments. they have won extensions and have supported branches to develop a campaign to secure jobs for these members. meanwhile, the left unity gec have worked hard to make dwp change its attendance management policy, that for years has been a conveyor belt getting rid of staff. the improvements won will save jobs. meanwhile, the left unity gec have fought hard to build the national campaign on pay within dwp – to ensure that members are aware that the employee deal is not the last word on pay. over and above the employee deal – which was the best pay rise some of our members have ever seen – we will still fight hard for 5% or £1,200 for all members. electing a left unity gec is electing the hardest workers and campaigners for our members. posted in elections a personal message from janice godrich, pcs national president posted on april 22, 2018 by pcslu each year, janice godrich, the candidate of pcs left unity and the democracy alliance for national president of the union, writes a personal message to all our members and activists. this is included below. if any lu activist wishes to print this off, a pdf version is available here . janice and the left unity national committee wish to thank all lu activists for their work in building a strong vote in this year’s elections so far – there’s plenty more to do so if you haven’t been involved in leafleting already, please contact your lu regional convener. posted in uncategorized support kenny mckay for nec – make sure our commercial sector is heard! posted on april 19, 2018 by pcslu kenny mckay is a long-standing member of pcs left unity who is running for the nec this year on the democracy alliance slate. a special leaflet has been produced for our commercial sector members. kenny is a well known face in the commercial sector due to the many campaigns in which he has fought, and is currently president of the sector. if you have commercial sector members in your area, you can download and print this leaflet ( go here for pdf ) and give it out to them. posted in uncategorized get your pcs democracy alliance posters up! posted on april 17, 2018 by pcslu all comrades who receive left unity mailings during the election period should be receiving their pcs democracy alliance posters within the next few days. if you want some but haven’t had them, please contact either your local lu convener or a member of the pcs left unity national committee. let’s make things very visible in the workplace – time to get out the vote to secure the re-election of a fighting, socialist, democratic leadership. posted in uncategorized pcs elections 2018: let’s get out the vote for a fighting, democratic union – vote left unity posted on april 3, 2018 by pcslu glasgow pcs reps gather to demand £33 million in pay lost due to the tory pay cap. across the country, pcs left unity reps have been to the forefront of organising to smash the cap. all lu comrades across pcs will be in the middle of organisational efforts for the statutory ballot on pay that we are aiming to hold in 2018. branches can use the elections as a test-run, to drive turnout in the elections, to show decisively that our union is ready to take on the tories. left unity decisively wins elections in pcs when turnout is at its highest, so let’s get out the vote. some resources are attached to support that. for standing outside workplaces, we have the national leaflet 2018 final . for any reps who need convincing, discuss with them using our record 2018 leaflet. lastly and crucially, make sure your branch – especially if it was passed at the agm – makes a recommendation on behalf of the branch reps to all members. this is the recommendation 2018 leaflet. it is in pdf format like the others, so it cannot be changed – but if you want to put your branch name at the top you can either email any member of the left unity national committee for a word document version or if you’re a computer whiz, you can take a snapshot of the pdf and paste it into a word document, then paste an image file of your branch banner over the top of it. good luck to all socialists standing for left unity in pcs in 2018. posted in uncategorized elect a left unity gec in dwp; for a fighting, socialist, democratic union posted on january 31, 2018 by pcslu shortly pcs dwp left unity will be posting out our election leaflets; the attached is an image file for copying and sharing across social media. re-electing a left unity gec is extremely important. it has been lu that has led opposition to the cuts and closures facing staff in dwp. it has been lu gec members who have turned up every morning to sites taking industrial action against closure. it was lu which fought for a collective agreement that has brought huge improvements to the flexibility at work that staff in dwp contact centres can use to control their own working days. as well as securing thousands of additional staff in the last year, across dwp operations, it has been the lu-led gec that has proved how ridiculous and poorly thought through dwp’s corporate hub strategy is, and which has fought the hardest against it. watch out for the full pcs left unity leaflet and nominate all of the following candidates at your agm. the list of conference elected posts is included below the image. please nominate these as well. dwp conference block vote elections – editorial board – steve bramhill, steve franks, josie green scrutineers – lindsay miles, charlie sloan. rory souter, josie green soc – john livingstone geac grace bellerby, chris clarke, bridget corcoran, pauline crawford, lesley crowden, josie green, michelle howlett, colin mack, katya lawder, liz mcgachey, christine oliver, colin turner. gwac – grace bellerby, emily boucher, chris clarke, bridget corcoran, pauline crawford, lesley crowden, stacia hills, katya lawder, liz mcgachey, christine oliver, viv perkins, sian thomas, gbmc – vipin dattani, jeremy bedford glgbtc – jeremy bedford, bridget corcoran, david cunningham, claire keogh, stephen finch, graham soulsby, colin turner ymac – fiona brittle, craig jackson, graham soulsby, claire keogh, posted in uncategorized get your left unity leaflets here – build a fighting, socialist, democratic union posted on january 24, 2018 by pcslu below are image files that can be shared on social media. if you want to print out the leaflet, a pdf version is available by clicking on this link . the democracy alliance, of pcs left unity and the pcs democrats, has been at the forefront of efforts to build a united campaign across the labour movement to fight on pay. at tuc, we were instrumental in pressing the demand for a 5% pay rise across the public sector. our concerted campaign included the 2017 ballot on pay, saw an unprecedented 48.8% of members turn out to vote in a national ballot, with huge votes in favour of smashing the cap and taking industrial action. 2018 must be the year that we beat the tory anti-union laws; get involved – join pcs left unity, let’s win the elections to ensure our union has the leadership it deserves and let’s make sure our fight for a 5% pay rise, for the end of attacks on our redundancy protections and for a return to national collective bargaining across the entire civil service. posted in uncategorized ‹ older posts pcs left unity my tweets left unity is a faction within the public & commercial services union (pcs) that is represented at every level of the union, from branches and workplaces to the national executive committee. we believe in a democratic and fighting union and have a proud history within pcs and its predecessor unions in delivering for members. recent posts pcs lu statement on pay 2018: get organised, fight back lu-led gec hard at work against employee deal extended opening democracy alliance candidates for vice president speak (video) re-elect the best campaigners for dwp members: vote pcs left unity! a personal message from janice godrich, pcs national president search for: lu archives june 2018 may 2018 april 2018 january 2018 september 2017 june 2017 may 2017 april 2017 march 2017 february 2017 january 2017 december 2016 november 2016 july 2016 june 2016 may 2016 april 2016 march 2016 february 2016 february 2015 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