Office For National Statistics (ONS) employees have stepped up their long-running dispute over a forced return to the office, by instigating a zero-office attendance policy and increasing their use of work to rule.
More than 1200 members of the PCS (Public & Commercial Services) union began the escalation in late July, while the branch considers next steps in the use of its mandate to use strike action.
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