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future Deputy General Secretary (Postal) election

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guardianangel
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Re: future Deputy General Secretary (Postal) election

Post by guardianangel »

I will never vote for anyone who was privy to the shocking deal,the CWU will never move forward while any of this lot is still involved,hopefully everyone will see through this lot,its a big NO from me.
worktotime
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Re: future Deputy General Secretary (Postal) election

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aiden01 wrote:
14 Sep 2023, 08:54
worktotime wrote:
14 Sep 2023, 05:36
this bloke was one that pushed this s**t agreement on to the members to accept it , so wouldnt have any trust in anything he says if i was still a member , and like some have already said ward , fury and the pec should go and not be given bigger roles :no no .
As your not a memeber anymore you have no say.
i do have a say mate , and who cares who gets the job when weve been f****d over anyway , wait till they come for the rest of our t&cs whats left of them anyway :thumbup , and the cw who ? wont stop them that is a fact .
worktotime
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Re: future Deputy General Secretary (Postal) election

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Charlie-Chucks.jpg
, this is my vote :thumbup
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Cofipostie1
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Re: future Deputy General Secretary (Postal) election

Post by Cofipostie1 »

Your one of the reasons why so many members resign from the union with your surrender deal,why don’t you resign and let some fresh blood in the door or you won’t have any members left.
worktotime
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Re: future Deputy General Secretary (Postal) election

Post by worktotime »

Cofipostie1 wrote:
14 Sep 2023, 20:11
Your one of the reasons why so many members resign from the union with your surrender deal,why don’t you resign and let some fresh blood in the door or you won’t have any members left.
:Applause :Applause ,
hans solo
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Re: future Deputy General Secretary (Postal) election

Post by hans solo »

woofwoof wrote:
13 Sep 2023, 18:11
Martin Walsh Cwu
Just now
Following the news of Terry Pullinger's retirement and the
rightful recognition of that, I have been asked several times
now whether I am considering putting myself forward in
any future Deputy General Secretary (Postal) election.
The honest answer is yes.
I believe I have the experience, leadership skills and
courage needed to undertake that role.
Ahead of whenever the election is held, I will be setting out
my vision for the future of the union.
As a former delivery postal worker, I know what members
want and need at this point. I have decades of negotiating
experience across deliveries, processing , distribution
collections, network and international.
I'Il be announcing more on my manifesto, campaign and
how you can get involved in the coming weeks.
I want to help build a union based on the power of our
members as a collective not me as an individual.
Martin Walsh.
If you were a former delivery postman
You should be hanging your head in shame
Imagine putting that shite agreement to members with ultimatums to vote yes
Resign would be the honourable course
But then again ??