most are in bed with management anyway now days and dont want to rock the gravy boat they are on.
heard today reps from belfast holding hands with managers while talking to members on the deal, how the worm has turned.
marky wrote: heard today reps from belfast holding hands with managers while talking to members on the deal...
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I will second and third those comments about Belfast branch. they sold that deal better than the managers ever could of. this is no April fool,this has been going on for over a year now these so called reps in bed with the enemy,drinking with them and laughing and joking with the worst of bas****s. How do we stop this . I don't know if we stand up to them chances are that are duties will be next to be lapsed. people in our office are genuinely fearing for their jobs. a load of union members resigned because of this a few days ago. I know this wont help but you have to understand there anger at no representation. complete joke our union actually used to be a strong one .now it is finished in our office anyway!!!marky wrote:seems the belfast branch are going to be asking the membership to vote yes for the deal.
most are in bed with management anyway now days and dont want to rock the gravy boat they are on.
heard today reps from belfast holding hands with managers while talking to members on the deal, how the worm has turned.
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marky wrote:heard the branch chairman of the n,i combined branch was down in antrim today with his side kick telling the members to vote yes on the deal bla bla bla.
who pays for there release? is it there remit to go around the offices! do they not have duties to do in belfast?
why are they doing royal mails dirty work in trying to get a yes vote for the deal?
vote these 2 gravy train management puppets back to there duties in nov when the branch elections are held along with the rest of the gravy train rideing branch officer's
trying to do that in my office dont trust the rep hes one of their puppets they never come to our office unless they need something abunch of corupt shytesMinisterofCucumber wrote:Renegade,
All you can do is to advise the Belfast members to leave the union after the ballot result.
A group of non-union staff can demand measures that would diminish the powers of your union reps. For example, you could request that management notifies all members of any proposed changes via a written communication on the notice board . The CWU is reluctant to share information with its members and wants to keep us dependant.
If you want me to write to RM on your behalf, I would be delighted to.