Union's corrupt?

[redheadedwoman]

Privatisation was the start of the decline in our terms & conditions, it won’t stop.
It’s no longer a company that respects its employees or has a moral compass.
Our terms & conditions will continue to be eroded whilst the profits will eventually increase.
RM is no different to every company that has been sold off to foreign investors & I can think of few within the UK that have not.
The agreement is no more than a surrender document to keep the CWU within the workplace.
The delivery lads/lasses will do there 30/40 years walking 12-14 miles per day, your knees/hips will be shot & you will receive no thanks from your employer, it’s the scrap heap for you.
You have my sympathy.
Shockingly, it’s going to get a lot worse!

I’m just amazed it’s taken this long
Same from me all you guys in delivery have my sympathy any one who’s coming to retirement age may just make it
Anyone who has been in the job a few years and are still young enough maybe now might be the time to seriously think about a career change as it don’t look good

[redlen]

It has long been established that the PEC has been bought and paid for and simply a rubber stamp job with SW19 edicts.

The purpose of the PEC is holding the CWU executive to account but?

When you have NEC officials in the PEC, stinks of cronyism and corruption.

No matter what happens with this dispute, a major change needs to happen within the CWU constitution with equity and fairness at all levels within the organisation.

[Timetomoveon]

When’s the next CWU elections?