Has everything to do with it
And I'm sure by 'hold them to account' they were referring to their performance, not health.
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Has everything to do with it
Has everything to do with it
And I'm sure by 'hold them to account' they were referring to their performance, not health.
Has everything to do with it
I'm going to repeat this again for you, if I could repeat it slowly I would
Everton are not obliged to hold AGMs because they are a Private Limited Company
You can be ill and still perform work duties. There is protection for employees to be supported during periods of ill health rather than persecuted for that.If his health means there was a possibility he or another director cannot fulfil his duties shareholders have a right to know
Indeed the EFC AGM was the actual forum for that type of issue
You can be ill and still perform work duties. There is protection for employees to be supported during periods of ill health rather than persecuted for that.
The campaign should have continued to focus on performance, not diverge to health concerns.
I'm going to repeat this again for you, if I could repeat it slowly I would
Everton are not obliged to hold AGMs because they are a Private Limited Company
Only as they changed the articles of association without consultation to remove that obligation
I'm going to repeat this again for you, if I could repeat it slowly I would
Everton are not obliged to hold AGMs because they are a Private Limited Company
So why has the statement been pulled (If it has) and do you disagree with it being pulled?No one is persecuting anyone
A director has legal obligations over and above standard employee obligations
They come from the companies act. Below.View attachment 208878
They are not obliged by law to hold themOnly as they changed the articles of association without consultation to remove that obligation
Why do that when they did?
So why has the statement been pulled (If it has) and do you disagree with it being pulled?
AbsolutelyCorrect.
Still iffy though for a private company who pushes their engagement at every opportunity.
We like to believe/think football is a very different business. Whether thats true...
To remove it is a shame and feels evasive to me.
They are not obliged by law to hold them
I don't know why they decided to stop them but I presume it is because they are a terribly run organisation that we want to leave our club
Communication is one of their biggest issues
Promises and Lies
Smoke and Mirrors
Headlocks and Posters
Palace and Leicester
Good and Times
That is more than enough for most to want them out like we do
But if you think the Law supports your other arguments in this, you are wrong, and there is no shame in that, legislation can be tricky and I've often been wrong myself