During this ballot campaign the PDAU have been sending publications direct to the home addresses of those eligible to vote (via the appointed independent person who is managing the process), sending items into Boots branches via the weekly red bag, as well as messaging PDAU members and making themselves available via social media and online in the company’s pharmacy unscripted forum, which is available to Boots pharmacists.
You can read the latest publication here. The publication helps explain some of the factors which pharmacists have asked us about.
Covering letter:
Six page newsletter:
If you are eligible to vote in this ballot you should also review previous communications here:
recognition campaign publications
We would like to invite any pharmacist still deciding how to vote, to contact us and ask any questions they feel would help them reach a decision. Boots pharmacists are also actively encouraged to access the pharmacy unscripted forum to read and contribute to the debate happening there. We believe you will see for yourself the difference between the advantages of PDAU recognition and how the company would rather control your input into your safety and reward at wok
Ballot papers will be distributed to eligible pharmacists and pre-registration pharmacists at Boots on Monday 18 February 2019 by mail to their home address .
If you consider that you are eligible to vote and have not received a ballot paper by 22 February 2019, please contact the CAC Case Manager, Linda Lehan, by email at llehan@cac.gov.uk giving your full name and address.
If you have recently changed your address and you have not informed your employer you should do so as soon as possible to ensure you receive your ballot paper on time.