(31 Oct 2021, 12:09 am)Adrian wrote If that's the case, why don't you just change the rep? Its a democracy after all.

I've been a rep for the majority of my working life and have stood election every single year. I'd be more than happy for someone else to take it on, if they fancied a go at it. At least I'd get some of the countless hours of my own time back that the role inevitably spills over into!

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There was a person who stood against him for election a few years back. A poll of the drivers seemed to suggest the majority had voted for him yet he lost by a landslide. Read into that what you will.

I've calculated I've given Unite roughly £3500 in fees over the years, in return for them negotiating slightly below inflation rate pay rises year after year.