Storm clouds gather for CSC as Unite protests against redundancies (UPDATED 19 April)

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Union announces plans to take to the streets - meanwhile, controversy grows over CSC's public sector work

Unite members working for IT services giant CSC will take to the streets on Thursday to voice their concerns over the company’s redundancy plans. Unite members from CSC’s Chesterfield, Chorley, ...

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