Campaign against Postal Privatisation: National Event/Brief

[Geezer]

Letter to Branches

No: 731/10 Ref: GS 11.0 Date: 26/08/10


(To all Branches)

To: The Branch Secretary



Dear Colleague

Campaign against Postal Privatisation: National Event/Briefing – 9th September

Further to LTB 658 & 724/10 announcing and giving details of the arrangements for the above, a number of queries have been received by CWU HQ regarding attendance at this briefing.

The purpose of the briefing is to appraise branches of the political campaign we are conducting in response to the announcement by Government of their intention to privatise Royal Mail.

With that in mind CWU HQ believes it appropriate that Branch Secretaries and Branch Political Officers should attend this briefing. Additionally Branches can send individuals who will be directly involved in the campaign. However the venue has strict limits on numbers for attendance and with that in mind Branches who wish to send more than those listed above should seek to limit the attendance to no more than 4 people.

The intention of the briefing is to outline the actions to date, how the campaign will evolve and invite constructive suggestions in order to make sure the campaign is a success. Hence the point made that the briefing is aimed primarily at those who are likely to be involved in delivering the campaign on the ground.



Yours sincerely


TONY KEARNS
Acting General Secretary

[BELIAL]

The biggest challenge facing the union and it's members and they are already restricting input and involvement, talk about crap management, top down; dictat. Hopeless or corrupt, you decide

[bensonhedge]

i know mod 2010 and beyond pissed us all off but we should try and get behind the fight against privitisation.at the end of the day we all work for the money.privitisation will jeopadise many aspects of our working life including wages

[BELIAL]

i know mod 2010 and beyond pissed us all off but we should try and get behind the fight against privitisation.at the end of the day we all work for the money.privitisation will jeopadise many aspects of our working life including wages

Totally agree with you Then ask yourself which aspiring career politician decided to restrict attendance and input to such an alarming degree?
Hardly all inclusive ,or a spiffing start to a campaign of mass involvement is it, according to that LTB, admittance will be as open as Cleggs secret bank account

[maisymoo04]

just send everyone we have the RIGHT to be there pay fees whats up with everyone,the more the better ,watch them SH@@ THEMSELVES WHEN WE ALL TURN UP PISSED