HMRC workers ‘up for the fight’ as they strike over pay

The video discusses the national campaign by the PCs to secure a fair pay rise from the government, highlighting that members have not received a proper pay increase in 13 years amidst a severe cost of living crisis. The campaign demands a 10% pay rise, contrasting with the government's 2% offer. The video emphasizes the positive mood among members and the impact of low wages on public services, including staff retention issues at HMRC. The campaign is framed as a defense of public services, not just a pay dispute.

What is the primary reason for the PC's national campaign?

• To demand a 2% pay rise

• To address the cost of living crisis

• To seek a 10% pay increase

• To negotiate better working conditions

How long have the members gone without a proper pay rise?

• 13 years

• 5 years

• 15 years

• 10 years

What is the mood among the members regarding the strike?

• Negative

• Confused

• Indifferent

• Positive

What impact has low pay had on the services provided?

• Increased efficiency

• Improved service quality

• No impact

• Difficulty in recruiting and retaining staff

What broader issue does the campaign aim to address beyond pay?

• Enhancing employee benefits

• Increasing job opportunities

• Reducing working hours

• Improving public services