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JobCentre security guards to strike for seven days
A Jobcentre Plus sign, September 16, 2014

HUNDREDS of jobcentre security guards are starting seven days of strike action tomorrow in protest at being “underpaid and undervalued” while facing abuse and threats of violence at work.

The guards are employed by contractor G4S at 600 jobcentres and Department for Work and Pensions offices nationwide.

Members of general union GMB and Civil Service union PCS are striking together.

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