I believe all people who are members of RMT pay a political contribution to the labour party unless they opt out, unless something has changed
Apply for the next vacancy with the executive of the RMT. A membership of a radical left wing organization would help your CV and then the world could be your oyster (or even oysters at Scotts of Mayfair)!!
A sweeping statement and ill informed irrationality with speculation based on stereotypical assumptions. You are wide of the mark by the way.
hear hearIf only there were more like Bob Crow. Too many if us are worked in to the ground and denied pay rises or a fair share of the profits they have earned. A good example today from John Lewis, they are paying a staff bonus the equates to 17% of a workers earnings. Meanwhile, George Osborn votes AGAINST a EU motion to limit financial services bonuses to 100% of salary.
£4.25 each, get it right, we don't want the proles to get the impression they can dine where the great and good of the left do!!at only £4.25
Utterly clueless. Firstly trade unions have to ballot on political funds and all members can opt out.Secondly those unions that do make contributions to political parties have two funds - a general one required for "political" campaigning and a second one to contribute to a given party. Thirdly the RMT voted to allow all branches with funds to support TUSC candidates:
http://www.tusc.org.uk/news030712.php http://www.bis.gov.uk/assets/BISCore/employment-matters/docs/10-817-trade-union-political-funds-guide.pdf
Not so in my union as never seen any ballot ever, just as well I opted out as Maggie gave me the option
No and why should I, I am in a Union and have never been balloted so why should I bother
I presume you dispense advice to your clients without doing any research as well.
Is tonight's Question Time a special from the 1970s?
Because it says that if an union sets up a Political Fund it has to be approved in a secret ballot. I presume you dispense advice to your clients without doing any research as well.
As someone who is, without being a labour luvvie, somewhat left-leaning and also a card-carrying trade-union member, i am inclined to the view that Bob crow is a bully and a thug who is stuck somewhere in the past.