Have your say
The Stage jumped the gun when it reported that the ballot for the Equity Council and president will offer the option of voting online. We had online voting in last year’s committee elections, but current legislation forces Equity and all other unions to conduct ballots for their council and president on paper only. We are optimistic that the government will change this restriction before long.
However, with ballot papers completely redesigned, it will be easier than ever this year for members to cast their votes. And I am happy to report that there is unprecedented interest in these elections - the number of candidates is up by almost 25% and in the General List there is an astonishing 50 candidates for just 17 seats.
It is going to be a hard-fought election. Equity has never been in better shape and members should watch out for their ballot papers in the first week of June to make sure they get their say in the future of their union.
Martin Brown
Head of Communications and Membership Support
Equity
Guild House
Upper St Martin’s Lane
London
WC2H
Also from The Stage
Also in Features [RSS]
- Inspiring diversity
- Mr Topher Campbell’s letter ( Stage Talk, November 13, page 8 ) makes some…
- The Blackpool factor
- Why are The X Factor panellists Simon Cowell and Louis Walsh often derogatory…
- Good parts
- I see that Harry Venning, in his write-up of Little Dorrit , is propagating…
- Get it straight
- Having seen DV8’s production, To Be Straight With You ( November 6, page 30…
- Ross is gross
- I would like to pick up on an adjective used by Ben Dowell in his piece about…
- Notes from history
- I have recently been invited by an elderly friend to examine some Georgian…
- Suits you sir
- In response to the enquiry regarding who played the ape, in the 1960 Jess…
- Give Equity a break
- I get The Stage every week and read with interest your various articles on…
- Never had it so good
- In reference to the report in The Stage ( October 23, page 2 ) that most…
- Yes, we can
- It is without doubt a triumph of American democracy to see an inspirational…
Content is copyright © 2008 The Stage Newspaper Limited unless otherwise stated.
All RSS feeds are published for personal, non-commercial use. (What’s RSS?)