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.
'F1 in schools' cars take to the track
Jersey's secondary school pupils have been designing and building their own small-scale F1 cars.
Islanders urged to seek help for coercive control
Jersey's government is raising awareness for a lesser-known form of domestic abuse with a campaign about coercive control.
Changes to make Elizabeth Terminal 'more comfortable' for ferry passengers
The terminal building at St Helier Harbour is being reconfigured to provide better, more comfortable facilities for departing ferry passengers.
Antiques dealer jailed for defrauding family friend
Anthony Webster (67) has been jailed after defrauding a long-term family friend out of £100,000.
Scaffolding up on unstable Rouge Bouillon building
Scaffolding has gone up at Rouge Bouillon as part of a complex four-step plan towards getting the road reopened after Easter.
Island Energy to face charges over fatal Haut du Mont explosion
Jersey's gas company, Island Energy, faces charges over the explosion on Pier Road in St Helier in December 2022 which killed ten people.
Gorey Pier to undergo stabilisation work
A planning application has been submitted investigate storm damage to Gorey Pier and how best to stabilise it.
Islanders asked what they think of Jersey's petitions system
A survey is asking what islanders think about petitions to Jersey's parliament.
