GPTU report to
GPRC – Pete Murry
16 December 2011
1) GPTU has been meeting monthly, in London and running a
website, blog and Email list
2) New GPTU leaflet produced and distributed
3) Picketed Andrew Landsley’s appearance on
Question Time with GPTU leaflet
4) Support for Mark
Campbell in UCU General Secretary election. UCU Left sent thanks for GPTU
support
5) Secretary written
to Conferences Committee re Population Matters/OPT
6) Appeal for funds
for banner and leaflets.
7) Formation of GP
Disability Group discussed
8) P.Murry had
participated in staff Working Practices panel phone conference on 9/11 as GPRC
rep with D.Murray, M.Cridge and An Other. And participating in continuing email
exchanges.
9) Support Nov 30
pensions strikes. Aim “Fair Pensions for All”. Further pensions strikes
expected in 2012.
10) GPTU agrees to support Mick Dooley in UCATT
General Secretary elections
11) Participated in public meeting with South
African film maker Reshad Desai, Gracia Romero (WonW), Maria Neri from
Conzarrd, an NGO focusing on agrarian reform and rural development in Mindanao , Philippines
12) BAE dispute Agreed to endorse the Green
left statement of support with Minor textual amendment (“workers at BAE should
be employed in the SRUGGLE against climate change”).”
13) Electricians dispute GPTU agrees to support
see full details on http://gptublog.blogspot.com/2011/10/from-doyle-to-sent-11-october-2011-2314.html
14) GPTU agrees to support Fees and Cuts demo
on Nov 9 And Living wage campaign at South
Bank University .
15) Intend
to hold agm and run a stall at Conference. Will be recommending amendment of
motion on TU’s and considering prioritization of motions.
Coalition
of Resistance (CoR) report – Pete Murry
Currently 5 GP
members (Romayne Phoenix (CoR Chair), James Youd (Treasurer GPTU rep), Joseph
Healy (Green Left rep), Ann Garrett (London Fed rep), P.Murry (GP rep)).
PM had attended two CoR meetings as at 16/12/2012. CoR was mainly engaged with
support for Nov 30 and subsequent pension strikes. Also organizing conference
with European anti-cuts campaigners.
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