Cambridgeshire FA are hosting a #Referee Matchday Coaching Course.
Date: Monday 16th January 2023.
Time: 7:00 pm - 9:15 pm
Location: Cambridgeshire FA HQ
@CWUnews Stretched usage of the word “attempt”, you just reiterated your terms. Nothing changed in your position in your “attempt” to resolve. Laughable but clever (if not predictable) PR.
@CWUnews You’ve created this behaviour and attitude with your rhetoric and inflammatory language. Strike by all means, but do it professionally please on behalf of your members and the public you serve
@CWUnews So you can say with absolute certain, no incidents are being or have been investigated over violence and intimidation? Or that not one of your members have been involved or witnessed pressure.
@stedonwwfc @CWUnews Maybe @CWUnews need to address this problem more than try to goad 1 person on Twitter because they don’t like what he said. For a professional outfit they sometimes don’t act like it.
@SDDiscotheque@CWUnews Tory is the last thing I am. My post was nothing to do with politics. Strike, that’s your right. But don’t strike in Dec and say you’re doing it for the long term public service. Pause strike go again in Jan then could claim that and gain some support. Enjoy your weekend
@PaulSmi05623329@graysink@CWUnews They get 29m p/a in fees. £300m since 2009 (last strike)
Where’s that go? Does £12m in staff/rep costs stop on strike days
RM are saying they’ll go bankrupt if change doesn’t happen, but that’s not accepted, but it’s acceptable CWU protect from bankruptcy
@honeys_@cmckopite1983@CWUnews CWU (as of 2020) has received £300m since 2011 (last big strike) in member fees.
It creates 29m per year in member fees (2020). Pretty sure they could cover something toward it.
Surely it’s responsible to look after its members during the very thing it stands for