Land Registery (PCS) Strike Calendar

Last year, managers at Land Registry imposed a mandatory 60% office attendance policy which reduced flexibility, extended working days, brought financial impacts, and led to a detriment in personal wellbeing. Following a successful ballot, members started indefinite action short of a strike on 21 January. Land Registry members have now voted 86.4% in favour of accepting a settlement made as a result of the sustained industrial action, including the threat of a full strike.

Managers have agreed to improve flexibility, with office attendance being measured over 3-month periods instead of weekly. There is also a firm commitment to prompt consultation should government back down on its current 60% attendance instruction. Further, strong measures have been negotiated to prevent and tackle micromanagement through access and misuse of staff data. Finally, management have completely dropped plans which would have downgraded work and could have damaged promotion opportunities.