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How can CWU have REPS advising NO?

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fedupwithislot
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Re: How can CWU have REPS advising NO?

Post by fedupwithislot »

tpost wrote:our rep is advising a no vote
And ours too
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End of the road
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Re: How can CWU have REPS advising NO?

Post by End of the road »

Hull and East Riding Amal will be holding a meeting where every memeber of the branch can attend and ask questions, get answers and quiz a national officer.

That my friends is democracy and I can understand some geographicaly large branches having problems, but the London and urban branches should have no problem. Every member of this union should be given the opportunity to get there questions answered this is a change on most of us.






Then we very well string said national officer up from the nearest lamp post :cool :cool :cool
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Re: How can CWU have REPS advising NO?

Post by dvbuk55 »

End of the road wrote:Hull and East Riding Amal will be holding a meeting where every memeber of the branch can attend and ask questions, get answers and quiz a national officer.

That my friends is democracy and I can understand some geographicaly large branches having problems, but the London and urban branches should have no problem. Every member of this union should be given the opportunity to get there questions answered this is a change on most of us.






Then we very well string said national officer up from the nearest lamp post :cool :cool :cool
Then draw and quarter him and send a piece each to the four nations of the UK