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'''PCS Left Unity''' is a socialist faction that operates within the [[Public & Commercial Services]] (PCS) union and is the biggest organised socialist faction in any TUC affiliate. Made up of different socialist groups and independents, we operate at every level of the union, from within branches and workplace committees to the Group & National Executive committees. Our aim: to build a fighting, democratic union and to drive forward a socialist agenda in the TUC.
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As socialists, we stand for an independent and democratic union that puts up a determined fight for its members and a union that participates in the wider struggle for political and social change for working people. We are democratic and open organisation that embraces a wide range of socialist opinion in PCS and campaigns for a socialist society that provides for the needs of the many, not the greed of a few.
  
 
==PCS Left Unity candidates for 2022 elections==
 
==PCS Left Unity candidates for 2022 elections==

Revision as of 10:50, 16 July 2022

PCS Left Unity is a socialist faction that operates within the Public & Commercial Services (PCS) union and is the biggest organised socialist faction in any TUC affiliate. Made up of different socialist groups and independents, we operate at every level of the union, from within branches and workplace committees to the Group & National Executive committees. Our aim: to build a fighting, democratic union and to drive forward a socialist agenda in the TUC.

As socialists, we stand for an independent and democratic union that puts up a determined fight for its members and a union that participates in the wider struggle for political and social change for working people. We are democratic and open organisation that embraces a wide range of socialist opinion in PCS and campaigns for a socialist society that provides for the needs of the many, not the greed of a few.

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):-

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

Scottish Women’s TUC

References

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