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CABLEtalk is the offi cial magazine of SELECT and is distributed free to qualifying readers.


ISSN 1365-3288 SELECT is the trading style of the Electrical Contractors’ Association of Scotland. T e SELECT logo is a registered Collective Mark.


6 CABLEtalk JUNE/JULY 2020


Members’ 30% refund on fees


ELECT has given Members a significant refund on membership fees to help ease some of the challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The association wrote to every Member on 11 May, informing


them that they would receive a 30% discount on their 2020 subscription fees. Members who have already paid their subscription in full will receive the money back, while those who pay by direct debit will only have seven of their ten instalments collected. SELECT President Kevin Griffin said: “This financial support package is unprecedented, but we are living in unprecedented times and we believe this decision will offer some much- needed financial assistance to Members. “SELECT’s Central Board is made up of working electrical professionals, all of whom are facing the same challenges as their fellow Members. We therefore understand first-hand the issues our sector is experiencing and want to do everything we can to help each other. “Also, as a not-for-profit organisation, we are purely here to assist our Members and put their needs first – so that’s exactly what we are doing.” SELECT Managing Director Alan Wilson commented: “As we begin to come out of the immediate crisis and to return to work, SELECT will continue to ensure that it does as much as possible to support its Members in a host of different ways.”


The refund is one of a number of emergency measure that SELECT has introduced to help Members weather the pandemic,


including online training, advice webinars and a dedicated


COVID-19 hub. The association is also playing a leading role in the Construction Industry Coronavirus (CICV) Forum. SELECT Director of Finance and Resources and Association Secretary, John McGhee, said:


“Our advice and information system has been unrivalled in the construction sector and our staff have supported us magnifi cently in all


sorts of ways” John McGhee


WHAT SELECT HAS DONE TO HELP MEMBERS: PAGES 14 AND 15


“This financial assistance is the latest in a host of measures we have taken to ensure our Members are fully supported. Our advice and information system has been unrivalled in the construction sector and our staff have supported us


magnificently in all sorts of ways.” Alan added: “While it has not exactly been ‘business as usual’, the SELECT offices have remained open in a virtual sense throughout the crisis and dealt with hundreds of queries from Members.


“We have added virtual training courses and online Digital Drop-In meetings as well as updating our website and social media channels daily with the most comprehensive guidance and advice available. “This support will continue long after the pandemic has subsided, as we continue to put the needs of our Members first.”


John McGhee


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