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What's the London position?

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What's the London position?

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Dingo mentioned a make or break meeting on Monday, what happened? Is London Division recommending yes, no or sitting it out? :hmmmm
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Meeting is now on Monday 29th March
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johnnyrocker wrote:Meeting is now on Monday 29th March
Hopefully they will vote the same way as North Lancs and Cumbria NO
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It's not LONDON as a whole,there are branches in London,some could say yes,some could say no.
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POSTMAN wrote:It's not LONDON as a whole,there are branches in London,some could say yes,some could say no.
The London Branches usually go by what they decide at the London Divisional Committee though.
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baldrick wrote:
POSTMAN wrote:It's not LONDON as a whole,there are branches in London,some could say yes,some could say no.
The London Branches usually go by what they decide at the London Divisional Committee though.
Not 100% but did not some London branches recommend no for P&M.
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POSTMAN wrote:
baldrick wrote:
POSTMAN wrote:It's not LONDON as a whole,there are branches in London,some could say yes,some could say no.
The London Branches usually go by what they decide at the London Divisional Committee though.
Not 100% but did not some London branches recommend no for P&M.
IIRC North/North-West London Branch and East London Branch recommended a No vote for the 2007 Pay&Modernisation Agreement.
But I think only N/NW London Branch actually got a majority vote against it.
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Meeting for London Reps is next Monday 29 March, 11.00am at Friends House, Euston Road, NW1.
Speakers will include Dave Ward and Bob Gibson.
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