Organising young workers in the P ublic and C ommercial S ervices union

Andy Hodder

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Abstract This article analyses the relationship between unions and young workers using the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union as a case study. PCS is leading the way in terms of engaging with and representing young workers. However, its future success may be limited due to changes to the external environment.

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