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OUTSOURCED workers at a government department have started their sixth round of strikes to demand union recognition.
PCS members contracted by the Interserve agency at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) in King Charles Street, London, walked out yesterday.
The cleaners and maintenance staff have been in dispute with Interserve throughout the year to demand that their management recognise PCS as their workplace trade union.
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