How Many Members Does It Take

[jennyjoan]

To get a union - thanks

[fiction-factory]

Two if you are thinking of a marriage
A credit union?

[EDDIE51]

Trade Union?

[Mamyalynne]

I think a Credit Union needs about 20 members to set up, but I'm not totally sure.

[Baldric]

A Civil Union? (you dark horse)

[tonyav]

15 to 20 people to start up according to this, jj.
http://www.brighterfuturestogether.co.uk/brighter-futures-together-toolkit/create-a-credit-union-for-your-community/

[Peter Pedant]

trade union - I would join one rather than invent your own

[jennyjoan]

15,000 memembers now sorry for spelling mistae.

[jennyjoan]

^^^^^^^^15,0000 members of the Credit \union. Like i won't be around to see it - so how does starts it off head will not be a happy bunny

[Buenchico]

Here's how to get started with a credit union:
http://www.brighterfuturestogether.co.uk/brighter-futures-together-toolkit/create-a-credit-union-for-your-community/

[Buenchico]

Oops!

I'd not noticed Tony's post!

Sorry for the duplication.

[jennyjoan]

Sorry for the confusion - I know a Credit Union. - The CU has got so big it now needs for an UNION like a Trade union. Where people can go to and get fair and square answers and help with what is going in the CU>

[fiction-factory]

See points 1 and 2 here (although it may be different in Ireland)
https://www.gov.uk/trade-union-recognition-employers/overview.
You can join individually and a a few of you can apply to have the union recognised. If they agree then you're okay. If you are okay and you have 21+ you can apply for statutory recognition.
That's my interpretation

[hc4361]

For the employees, jennyjoan, or the customers?