PCS NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ELECTIONS

THERE’S STILL TIME TO VOTE

The purpose of this circular is to remind members that there is still time to vote in the National Executive Committee Elections 2021, but time and tide waits for no-one.

The last date for the return/receipt of the ballot papers is noon on Thursday 13th May 2021.  The Branch recommends that you vote in the elections and furthermore that you consider voting for the following candidates:

President (1)Fran Heathcote
Deputy/Vice-Presidents (4)Martin Cavanagh
Jackie Green
Zita Holbourne
Kevin McHugh
National Executive Committee (30)Mark Baker
Paula Brown
Clive Bryant
Bridget Corcoran
James Cox
Harvey Crane
Hannah David
Robert Eagleton
Sarah Ensor
Felicity Flynn
Jimmy Gill
Angela Grant
Sam Hall
Austin Harney
Adrian Hedley
Kris Hendry
Ros Hewitt
Tracy Hylton
John Jamieson
Liz McGachey
Jaz McGuinness
John Maguire
Lorna Merry
Marianne Owens
Ian Pope
Steve Swainston
Steve Thorley
Karen Watts
Hector Wesley
Paul Williams

Under the leadership of the above candidates PCS has continued to grow in strength and reputation as a fighting, campaigning, and democratic union.

The recommended list below, whilst on the NEC has: –


• Prevented thousands of compulsory redundancies ;
• Forced a review of the hated performance management system;
• Defeated the vindictive attempt to smash our union through withdrawal of check-off and ensured the union’s financial stability.
• worked with other unions, campaign groups and the PCS Parliamentary Group to defend our welfare state, campaign for tax justice and many other issues.

The candidates are committed to promoting and alternative to Austerity and will continue to work with other unions, campaign groups and politicians who support our Alternative and step up the fight to build widest anti-austerity alliance in the trade union movement and wider society.

Their priorities continue to be to build maximum unity in action both within and across the union to defend jobs, conditions and services; continue to demand coordinated action across the public sector to defeat the pay freeze alongside campaigns at departmental levels; promote equality, oppose discrimination; defend members in the Commercial Sector; defend union democracy and improve services to branches and reps and build union strength in our workplaces.

If you want a strong union, please vote for the candidates above.

Vote Wisely