Learn something new every day.VoteTonyBouch wrote:Thanks to my old pal Lovejoy. An Rmchat legend by all accounts ;)
Belle smith - Lovejoy is definitely not a London Divisional Rep. Bad sources there.
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My NEC/PEC Votes
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belle smith
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Re: My NEC/PEC Votes
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belle smith
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Re: My NEC/PEC Votes
So he was unhappy with the rest of the agreement then, ie. the delivery section.dingo wrote:Yes Phil did but what is surprising is that he actually was an fully involved in the negotations on mail centre part of the agreement and to achieve an agreement on that aspect he had to confirm he was happy with that part of the agreement.jimmy cricket wrote:think phil browne voted against deal. as well as him im voting for the new peeps. vote against anyone who has made me work harder for less
I'll have to review my earlier statment.
Thanks dingo, you've just persuded me to vote for Phil Browne.i will under no circumstances be voteing to re-elect anyone who was a member of the PEC at the time.
Thanks to you too Mr Cricket.
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BPeters
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Re: My NEC/PEC Votes
Think consulation has started Fishtank. Wife said she got call last night when I was sleep in chair. Told me she answered them best she could
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Straight4ward
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Re: My NEC/PEC Votes
I don’t want someone else “recommending” who I should vote for.Dingo wrote;
A sad reflection of the lack if interest from the membership in the PEC / NEC elections.
The recent return levels for the Divisional Rep elections weren't much better.
The debate surely needs to shift? Why aren't members voting? How can we make the EC more accountable to members? How can EC increase their visibility in the workplace? How can we make sure that the EC contains the best 13 representatives in the UK?.....Some of them wouldn't get on your Branch committee!
We need to engage the membership. Getting elected with 5,000 votes out of a 120,000 electorate should be seen as a bad thing and not something to celebrate. The starting point for re-engaging members is Branches to produce recommendation lists based on ability alone and not "you vote for me and I'll vote for you", geography, "he/she are a nice person" or any other rubbish that I have heard in recent weeks and indeed over the years.
Until we get to the point where we can recommend canidates to our members that will serve their best interests then how the hell can we expect postal workers to engage in the process.
What I want is to know something about the people putting themselves up for election. Not one of these people is known to me. I’ve never met any of them, never had any dealings with them, never read anything by them or about them. How on earth do I know who to vote for?
My fear is that I will vote for the ‘wrong’ candidate, or fail to vote for the ‘right’ candidate, through ignorance. That’s why so many don’t vote. It is not because they can’t be bothered, it’s because they know nothing about the people standing and don’t know where these candidates stand on issues in relation to their own position.
For the Communication Workers Union to be so useless at communicating with its members may be richly ironic and faintly humorous but it’s also bloody frustrating. Yes Dingo, you’re right the union needs to “engage” with its membership. Right now voting for the National Executive and the Postal Executive might as well be a pin-sticking exercise for me.
As once said, communication is the problem to the answer.
"Never take life seriously. Nobody gets out alive anyway."
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dvbuk55
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Re: My NEC/PEC Votes
Strangely enough you always get that "engaging the membership", "communicating with the membership", "involving the membership" just as the elections come around - after that it's the three wise monkeys.
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fishtank
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Re: My NEC/PEC Votes
Has gone very quite....
I guess the 10% has voted...no more need for engagement,communication,involvement.
It must be exhausting.
I guess the 10% has voted...no more need for engagement,communication,involvement.
It must be exhausting.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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lovejoy
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Re: My NEC/PEC Votes
To be fair, I spoke to Tony Bouch today. He is visiting RMC at least once a day scanning for questions to him etc!fishtank wrote:Has gone very quite....
I guess the 10% has voted...no more need for engagement,communication,involvement.
It must be exhausting.
Not sure he is hunting in different threads etc. Just focusing here on the elections forum.
LJ
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dvbuk55
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Re: My NEC/PEC Votes
Could you ask him what the lottery numbers are for next week LJ - send me a pm with them and take 5 for yourself - I don't want to sharelovejoy wrote:To be fair, I spoke to Tony Bouch today. He is visiting RMC at least once a day scanning for questions to him etc!fishtank wrote:Has gone very quite....
I guess the 10% has voted...no more need for engagement,communication,involvement.
It must be exhausting.
Not sure he is hunting in different threads etc. Just focusing here on the elections forum.
LJ
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lovejoy
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Re: My NEC/PEC Votes
I am sorry Dvbuk he has told me but I need the money! If I have any left over I will be sure to donate it to your retirement funddvbuk55 wrote:Could you ask him what the lottery numbers are for next week LJ - send me a pm with them and take 5 for yourself - I don't want to sharelovejoy wrote:To be fair, I spoke to Tony Bouch today. He is visiting RMC at least once a day scanning for questions to him etc!fishtank wrote:Has gone very quite....
I guess the 10% has voted...no more need for engagement,communication,involvement.
It must be exhausting.
Not sure he is hunting in different threads etc. Just focusing here on the elections forum.
LJ
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dvbuk55
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Re: My NEC/PEC Votes
Will it be as much as 10% I wonder..............there seems to be even more apathy than usual, in fact not one person has spoken about these elections. I'm not sure anyone knows, nowadays, what exactly the NEC/PEC is and what it is they do.....................having said that I'm a little bit hazy on what it is they do myself.fishtank wrote:Has gone very quite....
I guess the 10% has voted...no more need for engagement,communication,involvement.
It must be exhausting.
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dvbuk55
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Re: My NEC/PEC Votes
Hey that's ok lj, but don't be bloody stingy now - I might live to be a 100..............maybe morelovejoy wrote:I am sorry Dvbuk he has told me but I need the money! If I have any left over I will be sure to donate it to your retirement funddvbuk55 wrote:Could you ask him what the lottery numbers are for next week LJ - send me a pm with them and take 5 for yourself - I don't want to sharelovejoy wrote:To be fair, I spoke to Tony Bouch today. He is visiting RMC at least once a day scanning for questions to him etc!fishtank wrote:Has gone very quite....
I guess the 10% has voted...no more need for engagement,communication,involvement.
It must be exhausting.
Not sure he is hunting in different threads etc. Just focusing here on the elections forum.
LJ
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lovejoy
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Re: My NEC/PEC Votes
I know but unlike me the overwhelming majority of your pension will be based on a Final Salary scheme. You'll be helping me out in 20 years.....if I make it that far!dvbuk55 wrote:Hey that's ok lj, but don't be bloody stingy now - I might live to be a 100..............maybe morelovejoy wrote:I am sorry Dvbuk he has told me but I need the money! If I have any left over I will be sure to donate it to your retirement funddvbuk55 wrote:Could you ask him what the lottery numbers are for next week LJ - send me a pm with them and take 5 for yourself - I don't want to sharelovejoy wrote:To be fair, I spoke to Tony Bouch today. He is visiting RMC at least once a day scanning for questions to him etc!fishtank wrote:Has gone very quite....
I guess the 10% has voted...no more need for engagement,communication,involvement.
It must be exhausting.
Not sure he is hunting in different threads etc. Just focusing here on the elections forum.
LJ
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dvbuk55
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Re: My NEC/PEC Votes
In 20 years I'd be 85
but you're right all my pension is final salary because I took it at 60 and an earlier pension from another company at 63 which is more than the one from RM and that is from 20 odd years ago and for the same amount of service - I don't envy those with a number of years to go; God only knows what the eventual value will be - the Government seems to have its eye on pensions in general.
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lovejoy
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Re: My NEC/PEC Votes
They certainly do!!dvbuk55 wrote:Government seems to have its eye on pensions in general.