The Public and Commercial Services union (PCS) is urging it members, which include around 30,000 Scots workers, to take action on November 30 against plans to "rip up" working conditions in the civil service and related organisations.
CIVIL servants at the Scottish Parliament and other government buildings could be among tens of thousands of worker staging snap 15-minute walkouts in a series of disputes over pay, jobs, pensions and conditions.
The Public and Commercial Services union (PCS) is urging it members, which include around 30,000 Scots workers, to take action on November 30 against plans to "rip up" working conditions in the civil service and related organisations.
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