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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Politics
Rowena Mason Whitehall editor

Civil service unions enter new pay talks with UK government

PCS members striking in London in March, with woman holding up sign reading
PCS members striking in London in March. Photograph: Steve Wood/Shutterstock

Civil service unions have entered talks with the government on pay, believing ministers may finally be willing to offer more money to match rises given to health and teaching staff.

Two unions, Prospect and the FDA, said they would be suspending strike action and ballots because the government said it was willing to engage in “meaningful” talks.

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