Difference between revisions of "PCS Left Unity"
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[[Malcolm Clark]] (Scot Gov), [[Gemma Criddle]] (HMRC), [[Rebecca Hunter]] (DBS), [[Kevin McCafferty]] (DWP), [[Julian Sharpe]] (PSG – UK Export Finance) | [[Malcolm Clark]] (Scot Gov), [[Gemma Criddle]] (HMRC), [[Rebecca Hunter]] (DBS), [[Kevin McCafferty]] (DWP), [[Julian Sharpe]] (PSG – UK Export Finance) | ||
| − | + | '''National Standing Orders Committee – 2 places''' | |
[[Richard Manchip]] (HMRC), [[Calum Walker]] (DWP) | [[Richard Manchip]] (HMRC), [[Calum Walker]] (DWP) | ||
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'''Women’s’ TUC – 3 places''' | '''Women’s’ TUC – 3 places''' | ||
| − | + | [[Emily Boucher]] (DWP), [[Megan Hamblin]] (HMRC), [[Carol Revell]] (DWP) | |
'''Scottish TUC – 4 places''' | '''Scottish TUC – 4 places''' | ||
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There were elections for the TUC and the Scottish Womens TUC Delegations, the successful candidates and votes listed below: – | There were elections for the TUC and the Scottish Womens TUC Delegations, the successful candidates and votes listed below: – | ||
| − | TUC Congress delegates | + | '''TUC Congress delegates''' |
| − | Claire Keenan (HMRC) | + | *[[Claire Keenan]] (HMRC) |
| − | Carol Revell (DWP) | + | *[[Carol Revell]] (DWP) |
| − | Sarah Evans (DVLA) | + | *[[Sarah Evans]] (DVLA) |
| − | Sarah Morton (DWP) | + | *[[Sarah Morton]] (DWP) |
| − | Beth Greenough (HMRC) | + | *[[Beth Greenough]] (HMRC) |
| − | Rebecca Hunter (DBS) | + | *[[Rebecca Hunter]] (DBS) |
'''Scottish Women’s TUC''' | '''Scottish Women’s TUC''' | ||
Revision as of 10:43, 16 July 2022
PCS Left Unity candidates for 2022 elections
National Executive Committee Elections
The President & Vice Presidents were elected unopposed
President Fran Heathcote
Vice-Presidents Martin Cavanagh, Hannah David, Kevin McHugh
The Results of the NEC Ordinary members election were as follows (excluding candidates displaced by joint Democracy Alliance slate with the Democrats, as carried by motion 8 at LU Conference):-
- Marianne Owens HMRC South Wales
- Hector Wesley HMRC Euston Tower (BM)
- Austin Harney MOJ Associated Offices
- Lorna Merry HMRC London HQ
- Ian Pope DWP Glasgow
- Angela Grant DWP Wirral (BM)
- John Jamieson Registers of Scotland
- Clive Bryant HMRC Worthing
- Steve Swainston DWP Durham House
- Mark Baker DCLG Bristol & South West
- Jimmy Gill DWP Cardiff & District (LGBT)
- Paul Williams DFT Nottingham
- Liz McGachey DWP Glasgow (LGBT)
- Mohammed Shafiq DWP Manchester (BM)
- Bridget Corcoran DWP Tyneside & Northumbria (LGBT)
- Tracey Hylton HMRC Liverpool (BM)
- Ian Lawther HMRC East Mids
- Sarah Ensor PSG Manchester
- Colette Smith HMRC Liverpool
- James Cox HO Croydon
- Steve Thorley CPS East Midlands
- Adrian Hedley ATOS Durham (CS)
- Robert Eagleton DWP London HQ (YM)
- Chris Dando DSG South West
- Jas McGuinness Maximus CHDA (CS)
Block Vote – Conference Elections
Editorial Board – 5 places
Malcolm Clark (Scot Gov), Gemma Criddle (HMRC), Rebecca Hunter (DBS), Kevin McCafferty (DWP), Julian Sharpe (PSG – UK Export Finance)
National Standing Orders Committee – 2 places
Richard Manchip (HMRC), Calum Walker (DWP)
Women’s’ TUC – 3 places
Emily Boucher (DWP), Megan Hamblin (HMRC), Carol Revell (DWP)
Scottish TUC – 4 places
Malcolm Clark (Scot Gov), Ruth Henderson (Scot Gov), Sharon King (MOJ), Steve West (DWP)
Youth TUC – 2 places
Emma Lee Anthoney – DWP Notts received, Maciej Krzymieniechi – DVLA
There were elections for the TUC and the Scottish Womens TUC Delegations, the successful candidates and votes listed below: –
TUC Congress delegates
- Claire Keenan (HMRC)
- Carol Revell (DWP)
- Sarah Evans (DVLA)
- Sarah Morton (DWP)
- Beth Greenough (HMRC)
- Rebecca Hunter (DBS)
Scottish Women’s TUC
- Liz McGachey (DWP)
- Ruth Henderson (Scot Gov)[1]