Theresa May, the Home Secretary, described the strike as "shameful". Border patrols at  's airports may be left short-staffed as the (PCS) have voted to strike for twenty-four hours next week on Thursday, July 26, the day before the opening of the in . PCS members working in the , which operates the Border Agency, voted for the strike on Wednesday to protest against the loss of jobs at the Home Office, as well as pay and conditions of workers. Prime Minister  has condemned the strike: "I do not believe it will be right. I do not believe it will be justified."
Theresa May, the Home Secretary, described the strike as "shameful". Border patrols at Britain 's airports may be left short-staffed as the (PCS) have voted to strike for twenty-four hours next week on Thursday, July 26, the day before the opening of the 2012 Olympic Games in London . PCS members working in the , which operates the Border Agency, voted for the strike on Wednesday to protest against the loss of jobs at the Home Office, as well as pay and conditions of workers. Prime Minister David Cameron has condemned the strike: "I do not believe it will be right. I do not believe it will be justified."
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