Civil Service (PROSPECT) Strike Calendar
Strike Type: GOV
Latest Updates (4)
Representatives of affected branches chose to accept the government’s new offer, having secured wins on the three main causes of the dispute: a £1,500 lump sum payment for 2022/23, changes to the Civil Service Compensation Scheme, and threatened job cuts.
- Prospect union has paused planned strike action by Welsh civil servants after the Welsh Government have offered to engage in meaningful talks.
- The largest industrial action Prospect has taken in more than a decade.
- Daniel Maney, Prospect union negotiations officer, said: "We have agreed to pause our planned strike action by Welsh civil servants because the Welsh Government have communicated their willingness to engage in meaningful talks."
- Throughout this dispute, Prospect has made clear that their members should not be treated worse than other workers in the public sector and that they deserve a pay deal that recognises the cost-of-living crisis that began last year.
- Prospect will maintain their action short of a strike and review that position in light of the talks that are promised.
- The Prospect Union has agreed to suspend planned strike action after the government has offered to engage in meaningful talks.
- The strike action was set to begin on 7 June and the union has stated that they will maintain their action short of a strike.
- Prospect union has notified employers that it will be taking further strike action on 10 May and 7 June across its public service membership
- The government has announced a pay control of 4.5% which will further erode living standards
- The pay control for 2023/24 of 4.5% compares to inflation running at 10.4%
- Prospect members are the specialists upon whom all aspects of effective government depend, and if the government doesn't change its stance, then it will face a recruitment and retention crisis thatdegrades the Civil Service and the public services we all rely on
- Prospect represents tens of thousands of specialist, technical, professional, managerial and scientific staff in the Civil Service. Members work at a wide range of employers, including the Met Office, Health and Safety Executive, Trinity House, Intellectual Property Office, Animal and Plant Health Agency, Natural England and UK Research and Innovation.
2 Strike Dates 0 Planned
11th May 2023
Wales 10th May 2023
Wales 10th May 2023