Dear Moose,

Have you noticed that you have posted in public a condemnation of Numsa and 
it's decisions.

I am disappointed to say the least. I will hold it there for now.

Comradely,

Cedric Gina
Numsa President.

Sent from my iPad

On 19 Jan 2011, at 10:52, Moses Serobatse <[email protected]> wrote:

> Dear All
>  
> The NUMSA Youth Desk is a structure of young metalworkers which seeks to 
> advance the issues of young metal and related sector workers. it is 
> surprising that this structure  is silent since the end of the YCLSA National 
> Congress which was held in Mafikeng North West Province, to my view this 
> structure of numsa is being established to fight self trade union politics in 
> all the elective conferences of the union.
>  
> The December 2010 NUMSA central committee , intentionally so, rejected the 
> most of the youth desk recommendations for its normal functioning to meet it 
> objective, for example it was agreed in the last bilateral Meeting with the 
> YCLSA National leadership that the Youth desk should lead the banning of 
> labour Brokers, surprisinlgy ,so, non of this has happened, but when coming 
> to distroying ones political democratically elected position, the youth desk 
> is the champion. we have realised that THE ARE THOSE AMONGST NUMSA WHOM THEIR 
> TONGUE  IS FILLIED WITH MALICE hence is so difficult for numsa to have the 
> vibrant youth desk and to my surprise NUMSA was labelled a REVOLUTIONARY, 
> VIBRANT, AND MILITANT trade union, but that has all vanished since the 
> politically appointment of one of the ex-employee of the YCLSA in the head 
> office.
>  
>  I am  afraid that NUMSA CC has done a blunder by not appointing the 
> coordinator on a full time bases, this structure will never survive the next 
> decade, that means that NUMSA CC does'nt recognize its youth, young 
> metalworkers are being marginalised from participating in the constitutional 
> structures gatherings.
>  
>  if we look in the level of employment in the metal and related sectors young 
> people are the majority and are the most
> Learned people who will need to conscientised about the important of joining 
> the trade union in particular numsa this is the responsibility of the youth 
> desk, now if young people are marginalised numsa wont have its memebrship 
> growing, for example when you call numsa the welcoming tone says numsa has 
> 263 000 members, the question is when will this membership increase as the 
> industries are mainly dominated by young people, and that majority of the 
> members are the older citizens.
>  
>  if we look at the new economical growth path of both COSATU and ANC the main 
> sector which will create jobs for the youth is the MANUFACTURING SECTOR, if  
> NUMSA doesnt serve the interests if its youth they wont catch them young.The 
> questions should be asked it is democratically wise to wear two caps with in 
> the workers organization? 
>  
> The other thing that I have observed is that  NUMSA no longer serve the 
> interest of its memebers, it is no longer as militant as it use to be, it is 
> no longer as revolutionary as it use to be, it is no longer in the media as 
> it use to be, one should be aware that before the  appointment the new media 
> desk officer, whom i think in my view he want to hijack the NUMSA Youth Desk 
> and fight the battle of the YCLSA to serve the interest of those who lost in 
> the last congress the youth desk has been buried alive.
>  
> NUMSA should bring back its culture, lets focus on recruiting young workers 
> educate them about the importance of joinig the trade union, let us not focus 
> on personal gain but collective ones.
>  
> NUMSA YOUTH DESK SHOULD RE-THINK ITS STRATEGY AND FIGHT TO LIBERATE YOUNG 
> WORKERS, FIGHT LABOUR BROKERS TO ITS TOTALITY
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> MSEROBATSE
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