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AS AN established cooperative, can we put up a sub cooperative in provinces.? for example, our office has branches in all regions, can we put up a coop in the school to be supervised by our co employees assigned in that school? thanks
Sometime last May 2017, I attended a presentation/seminar of prospective members at the office of Lipa Parish Multi-Purpose Cooperative Credit Union. Inspired by its benefits I filed
for membership this June. However after more than a week of waiting I did not receive any response about the status of my application. I therefore personally made a follow-up but
nobody could give me the result about my query. To my surprise, through my confidential informant the result was negative due to the following reasons;
1. That I am a rich man and there is no valid reason for approving my application.
2. The Chairman pre-judged my application telling others that I might not be able to pay my
indebtedness, if any,, because I am a Filipino-American and might leave after borrowing.
For me, both are against the principle of a democratic form of organization that EVERYBODY HAS EQUAL RIGHTS, EQUAL OPPORTUNITY, AND FAIR TREATMENT.
In addition, during the Board Meeting three (3) Board Members did not follow their oatht in decision making that they should not be influence by anybody which is the Chairman.They followed blindly disregarding their dutues as a Board Member
Clearly, in my lawyer.s opinion, the four of them violated the following:
1. Potentially against the law act
2. Gross Negligence
3. Bad Faith
AS AN established cooperative, can we put up a sub cooperative in provinces.? for example, our office has branches in all regions, can we put up a coop in the school to be supervised by our co employees assigned in that school? thanks
Sometime last May 2017, I attended a presentation/seminar of prospective members at the office of Lipa Parish Multi-Purpose Cooperative Credit Union. Inspired by its benefits I filed
for membership this June. However after more than a week of waiting I did not receive any response about the status of my application. I therefore personally made a follow-up but
nobody could give me the result about my query. To my surprise, through my confidential informant the result was negative due to the following reasons;
1. That I am a rich man and there is no valid reason for approving my application.
2. The Chairman pre-judged my application telling others that I might not be able to pay my
indebtedness, if any,, because I am a Filipino-American and might leave after borrowing.
For me, both are against the principle of a democratic form of organization that EVERYBODY HAS EQUAL RIGHTS, EQUAL OPPORTUNITY, AND FAIR TREATMENT.
In addition, during the Board Meeting three (3) Board Members did not follow their oatht in decision making that they should not be influence by anybody which is the Chairman.They followed blindly disregarding their dutues as a Board Member
Clearly, in my lawyer.s opinion, the four of them violated the following:
1. Potentially against the law act
2. Gross Negligence
3. Bad Faith