dingo wrote:You could not make it up , the divisional reps at this meeting stop any further revisions being agreed until the 100 BSI issue has been bottomed out and some still moan that we are still talking and chattering.
But has this been communicated nationally
I am not sure if this is aimed at ordinary members, who at the moment STRUGGLE to do a good job in the time given, and understandably cant see the National Picture because of poor coms. Members need to be shown guidance and leadership if not then the CWU becomes less relevant at Office level, and IMHO too much is put onto Local Reps in a lot of branches who have to fight to get release, have to implement revisions with little knowledge of the intricacies and have to face ordinary members on a daily basis.dingo wrote:So tell me if you want something bought to a head why are you looking for others to do it for you ?
Or is it aimed at other regions and branches - if so perhaps you could word it better, but I agree with you.
Good - lets hope the same is happening in ALL branches and divisions.dingo wrote:I told you exactly what happen today and the CWU at the meeting did exactly what some of you on here have said we should do and that is get the detail on the 38 delirevry revisons which have been introduced and audit some of them and examine why some have worked and why others have failed.
Again good but is that National Policy, we said no to 100BSI on our revision, but many offices have accepted it - and higherdingo wrote:Oh and we also told the senior managers in the Thames Valley region no to 100 BSI.
missed NOT there but the policy of calling for a National Strike has worked before, and will again if the Union thinks it will benefit it, or the weight of calls from members becomes too much. (We are not there yet by a long way)dingo wrote:Judging by some of you we should have called a national strike , held the managers hostage until they admited that the whole delivery best pratcise revisions have worked.
Instruct - very curious choice of words. Dingo we are a forum, a forum debates matters thats whats happening. I hope you are not taking offence because people are putting forth opinions and suggesting alternatives in a forthright manner. Whether they transfer what they say on here to the real world is for their own conscience but complaining about it comes across as a bit high handed.dingo wrote:Very easy behind a key board to instruct others on what to do but its not so easy when you have to do it yourself. The saying that SUCCESS HAS MANY AUTHORS BUT FAILURE HAS NONE SPRINGS TO MIND.