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.
Call to avoid A&E if possible as heatwave continues
Islanders are being asked to avoid A&E if it's not necessary, with the hot weather placing extra strain on the hospital.
Former Chamber President takes temporary charge
A former Jersey Chamber of Commerce president has returned to the role temporarily after Lee Madden stepped down following a backlash to a donation he made to a political movement.
Sensory bags sent to Jersey football community
Football clubs across Jersey are being given sensory bags to support people with autism.
The first ever Royal Visit to The Ecréhous
Her Royal Highness Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, made history today (23 June) by being the first member of the Royal Family to visit The Écréhous.
Second-hottest Jersey day on record
Jersey has had its second-hottest day since records began in 1894!
'Stay Cool!': How Jersey's schools are coping with the heatwave
"I said to the children in Assembly, the important thing today is to stay cool. Cool in temperature, cool in attitude, and let's get through this together."
Man assaulted outside St Helier pub
A man needed hospital treatment after allegedly being punched and kicked in an assault outside a St Helier pub.
Oldest Island Walk finisher back by dinnertime
75-year-old Ed Wilson crossed the finish line at 7.38 pm, completing the 48 mile route in 16 hours and 37 minutes.
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