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POLL:YOUR VOTE PEC:VOTES LOST YOU'LL NEED TO VOTE AGAIN!

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Who are you going to vote for:PEC

Mahmood Ali Birmingham & Dist Amal
24
8%
Mark Baulch East London Postal
18
6%
Tony Bouch Plymouth & East Cornwall
31
10%
Phil Browne Newcastle Amal
20
6%
Huw Davies London North Western C & C
9
3%
Kye Dudd Bristol & District Amal
29
9%
Mick Kavanagh South Midlands Postal
16
5%
Pete Keenlyside Greater Manchester
21
7%
Carl Maden London South West Postal
15
5%
Joe Malone Scotland No 5
20
6%
Noel McClean Eastern No 5
19
6%
Lesley McLean Romford Amal
13
4%
Paul O’Donnell London Parcels & Stations Amal
6
2%
Katrina Quirke South East Wales Amal
18
6%
Davie Robertson Glasgow & Dist Amal
19
6%
Ian Ward South East London Postal & Counter
7
2%
Bobby Weatherall Northern Ireland Combined
18
6%
Stephen Gribben Northern Ireland West
15
5%
 
Total votes: 318

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Post by POSTMAN »

You can vote up to 13 times.
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
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Post by davidwilshire »

Steve Jones???? No Steve Gribben??????
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davidwilshire wrote:Steve Jones???? No Steve Gribben??????
Arrrrrr bollox,it was a copy/paste,done now.Good spot.
Just noticed all the votes have gone as well ffs after i edited it. :d'oh!
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
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The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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Post by dvbuk55 »

Anybody north of Watford
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Post by clashcityrocker »

POSTMAN wrote:You can vote up to 13 times.
Does that mean you are going to delete our votes 12 times? :nana :nana :nana
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Post by Big Daz »

Gribben sounds good front line H and S rep in a PF depo. If I was a PF worker the last thing I would want is to see nobody from PF on the PEC.
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Post by lovejoy »

Big Daz wrote:Gribben sounds good front line H and S rep in a PF depo. If I was a PF worker the last thing I would want is to see nobody from PF on the PEC.
Did you notice though that he's not actually EVER been an IR Representative. I take you point Daz but the Union has a specialist Health and Safety department which is designed to pick up those issues.
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Post by Big Daz »

But he brings recent/current experience of working on the front-line in a PF office how many candidates can bring that to the table? When the national officer (TP?) brings proposals to the PEC he could prove a very useful voice in helping his fellow PEC mbrs judge the proposal. He may well have to hit the ground running but based on his other union work I would say he has the raw capacity to do just that and over the next two years shape up to be a really good asset for the PEC and PF CWU mbrs. Whose to say that in two years time we dont look back and say wow Im really glad we gave him the benefit of the doubt?

Im prepared to give him a chance and that he can learn from the old hands.
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Post by dvbuk55 »

In other words lovejoy doesn't like your choice. Although I must admit we wouldn't really want anybody learning anything from the old hands judging from the last few years.
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Post by jmcg »

i like the comment anybody north of watford! plenty of those north of watford have been responsible for these fine deals we have all benefited from in recent years....if i had my way the entire executive would be forced to stand down and made to perform some real work instead....wishful thinking i know! :neutral:
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Post by fishtank »

jmcg wrote:i like the comment anybody north of watford! plenty of those north of watford have been responsible for these fine deals we have all benefited from in recent years....if i had my way the entire executive would be forced to stand down and made to perform some real work instead....wishful thinking i know! :neutral:
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Three leave...three join but the major players keep their spot...and as long as that stays the same the ship still steers the same old course. :whistle
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Post by lovejoy »

dvbuk55 wrote:In other words lovejoy doesn't like your choice. Although I must admit we wouldn't really want anybody learning anything from the old hands judging from the last few years.
Just making a point.

How are you dvbuk?

I suppose whilst making the point from the angle of he has never been an IR rep what I really was trying to say was - How many disputes has he led?, what has he achieved in his own Branch?, what is his record on individual representation? What are his visions for the future of the Union? During his time as a Youth Rep how many young members has he recruited? It is a pity a 300 word address doesn't really draw out these type of issues.

The real question for me at the moment is how are we going to change this in order to get the best 13 representatives in the UK onto the PEC?
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Post by fishtank »

lovejoy wrote:
The real question for me at the moment is how are we going to change this in order to get the best 13 representatives in the UK onto the PEC?
You need to first draw out the best candidates and while the NEC/PEC gives the impression of being a closed shop you never will.
The union has to give it's membership and representatives a real feeling that it wants to change,open up and modernise...at the moment that's the last feeling you get.
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Post by dvbuk55 »

lovejoy wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:In other words lovejoy doesn't like your choice. Although I must admit we wouldn't really want anybody learning anything from the old hands judging from the last few years.
Just making a point.

How are you dvbuk?

I suppose whilst making the point from the angle of he has never been an IR rep what I really was trying to say was - How many disputes has he led?, what has he achieved in his own Branch?, what is his record on individual representation? What are his visions for the future of the Union? During his time as a Youth Rep how many young members has he recruited? It is a pity a 300 word address doesn't really draw out these type of issues.

The real question for me at the moment is how are we going to change this in order to get the best 13 representatives in the UK onto the PEC?
Aye not too bad thanks lovejoy. Merely weeks to go now and I know what you meant, I was being an arse. Although the CWU is a large pond it would seem that it is difficult to catch the big fish that would make the experience memorable. Instead we have a shoal of minnows :Very Happy
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Post by lovejoy »

dvbuk55 wrote:
lovejoy wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:In other words lovejoy doesn't like your choice. Although I must admit we wouldn't really want anybody learning anything from the old hands judging from the last few years.
Just making a point.

How are you dvbuk?

I suppose whilst making the point from the angle of he has never been an IR rep what I really was trying to say was - How many disputes has he led?, what has he achieved in his own Branch?, what is his record on individual representation? What are his visions for the future of the Union? During his time as a Youth Rep how many young members has he recruited? It is a pity a 300 word address doesn't really draw out these type of issues.

The real question for me at the moment is how are we going to change this in order to get the best 13 representatives in the UK onto the PEC?
Aye not too bad thanks lovejoy. Merely weeks to go now and I know what you meant, I was being an arse. Although the CWU is a large pond it would seem that it is difficult to catch the big fish that would make the experience memorable. Instead we have a shoal of minnows :Very Happy
Very true!

There are some good uns out there though.