Jersey's civil service union has served the States seven days' notice for taking industrial action.
Work to Rule will take effect and an AGM next Wednesday will confirm if a walkout will happen.
From Thursday, civil servants will only work their contracted hours, take full lunch breaks, and withdraw goodwill.
Civil servants, teachers, police, fire and prison staff have had a two year pay offer implemented without agreement.
Plans for Public Services Ombudsman could be brought to States next year
Ministers have agreed to bring forward plans to deal with complaints about government services.
Condor says Clipper not required over Christmas
Passengers due to travel on the Commodore Clipper in the run-up to Christmas have been moved onto other sailings as the ship has been chartered to Brittany Ferries.
Man (40) jailed for biting and trying to kiss teenage girl in Jersey park
A 40 year old man has been sentenced to six months in prison by Jersey's Magistrate's Court after sexually touching a 17 year old girl without consent.
New ferry timetable may 'negatively impact' inter insular sport
The head of the Guernsey FA says the new Brittany Ferries timetable offers 'no feasible' opportunity for inter insular competition.
Spate of emergency calls answered by government office staff
Some 999 calls are being answered by staff in government offices, in what is thought to be down to people using internet search terms on their phone.
'12 Bays of Christmas' launches to raise funds for two Jersey organisations
Following ‘30 Bays in 30 Days’, Jersey Hospice Care and The National Trust for Jersey are commencing the festive edition of their sea swim challenge.
