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Two Fantastic AGM Guest Speakers

Announcing two fantastic, inspiring guest speakers ..
 
 
 
We are delighted to announce that Sharon Graham, Executive Officer for Organising, Leverage and Special Projects, will be speaking at the Branch AGM in March. Sharon will be talking about the ground-breaking online pay claim generator developed by her department that draws in information on price rises and company profits to create a unique pay claim for each employer. This will be a major boost to reps and activists in the housing association sector.
 
 
We are also honoured to welcome Keishia Taylor from the University and College Union. Keisha will take us through the UCU's robust strike action to defend pensions and fight the race to the bottom in colleges and universities. More about their strike here.
 
Branch Annual General Meeting:
 
Time:
6:00pm–6.30pm, informal welcome and food
6.30pm-8:30pm, Annual General Meeting
 
Date: Tuesday 13th March 2017
 
 
About the Annual General Meeting
 
We would love to see you there. It’s a great opportunity to discuss the considerable achievements of our branch over the last year, hear an inspiring speaker, and plan our strategies for the next twelve months. 
 
 
Branch Officer Roles
 
We will also elect a new Branch Committee at the meeting. These officers run the branch between meetings, and if you would like to stand for one of the posts, please contact Paul Kershaw, Branch Chair, by mid-day on Monday 12th March. 
 
More details on the roles and responsibilities are available here.

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