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A leadership row gripping the Banking, Insurance and General Workers Union (BIGWU), has triggered the formal intervention of the Registrar of Trade Unions, who has asked for a meeting with president Don Devinesh about complaints made against him.
Senior BIGWU members have accused Devinesh of collapsing the union’s executive and operating outside its constitution.
At the heart of the dispute are claims that the union’s central executive, which must have seven elected officers, has been reduced to just two - Devinesh and one vice president, after several resignations and expulsions.
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