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.
The first 'Jersey Contemporary Musician' will be crowned this weekend
The 'Jersey Contemporary Musician' competition is a new alternative to the traditional 'Young Musician of the Year' title.
Ten rare bats at Jersey Zoo die from infection
Ten rare Livingstone's fruit bats at Jersey Zoo have died from an infection.
Still no date for Rouge Bouillon reopening
Islanders still have not been told when Rouge Bouillon will reopen, but they have been told it has been delayed.
New-look Youth Assembly hopes to attract more teens
The Jersey Youth Assembly has been relaunched, hoping to draw more young people into influencing what happens in the island.
Record year for Asian hornets in Jersey already
The number of Asian hornet queens found in Jersey so far this year is more than ten times the total recorded by this time last spring.
Man accused of assaulting young girl twice on St Helier's high street
A man has been accused of assaulting a young girl twice on Jersey's high street.
Tenant experiences needed to inform changes to renting laws
Input from islanders who rent their home is needed as politicians review proposed changes to Jersey's tenancy laws.
Organ donors to be recognised with public memorial
Organ and blood donors will be recognised by a new public memorial in Jersey.
