Corfu, November 30 – The elections for the new Executive Committee of the Corfu Branch of ADEDY (Supreme Administration of Civil Servants’ Unions) were held on Friday, November 28, with a notably high turnout. Out of 94 registered representatives from primary public employee unions, 86 cast their votes, and all ballots were declared valid.
Smooth Process, New Power Balance
The electoral process proceeded smoothly, revealing a new balance of power within the trade union body. The Democratic Agonistic Mobilization (DAS) faction emerged as the frontrunner, securing the majority of seats on the committee.
Distribution of Seats
The new Executive Committee comprises 9 members. The distribution of seats, based on the cross-voting results, is as follows:
- DAS – 4 seats
- United Agonistic Movement – 2 seats
- Independent Workers’ Movement – 2 seats
- DAKE – 1 seat
Based on these results, the following individuals have been elected to the new Executive Committee:
DAS
- Aspioti Eirini
- Bormbotis Giannis
- Christodoulou Vangelis
- Diamantopoulou Niki
United Agonistic Movement
- Koursaris Antonis
- Rapti Marina
Independent Workers’ Movement
- Gkisdakis Theodoros
- Mamalou Spyridoula
DAKE
- Iseris Konstantinos
Auditing Committee Elections
For the Auditing Committee, the following members were elected:
- Markati Eleni (DAS)
- Chondrogianni Antonia (Independent Workers’ Movement)
- Kouiroukidou Elpida (United Agonistic Movement)
Eirini Aspioti, the representative with the most votes, extended her gratitude to her colleagues for their trust. She pledged to ensure a “collective, militant, and assertive presence” for the Corfu Branch of ADEDY over the next three years.
This election marks a significant moment for public sector employees in Corfu, setting the stage for the union’s agenda and advocacy efforts in the coming period. The high participation rate underscores the importance placed by members on strong representation and effective collective bargaining.
The newly elected committee is expected to address various issues affecting civil servants, including working conditions, wages, and broader public policy matters. The diverse representation across different factions suggests a dynamic period ahead for the union, with various perspectives contributing to its strategic direction.
The emphasis on a “collective, militant, and assertive presence” by the leading representative, Eirini Aspioti, indicates a commitment to robust advocacy on behalf of the members. This signals a proactive approach to addressing challenges and championing the rights of public sector workers in the region.
Further details regarding the committee’s first meetings and immediate priorities are anticipated in the coming weeks. The outcome of these elections will undoubtedly influence the landscape of public sector employment and union activities in Corfu for the foreseeable future.
Source: https://www.kerkyrasimera.gr/ekloges-n-t-kerkyras-tis-adedy-poioi-eklegontai-ola-ta-apotelesmata/
