Membership fees and request by Club to continue

If it’s one of these it may pay you to sell it at auction. They are becoming museum pieces👍🏻😊

I paid my membership as normal in January and fingers crossed  I will paying it next January 

Do you ask for an extension when not using sites. I would say loosing £1 a week is nothing and to be honest I wouldn't miss it as once payed it's out of site out of mind. Some people have very long pockets and wouldn't even give a pound to charity. 

Even better TomL, I could have switched off my predictive text couldn't I? But as with most humans we're prone to error at the best and worst of times. 

One thing I'd like to thank CAMC for in these difficult circumstances is keeping the Club Together forum open so that we can socialise and chat on line.

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Our membership comes up for renewal at the end of the month and as members we also have motorhome insurance through the club. So to keep the continuity up we'll no doubt pay the fees needed but I doubt whether we'll be going away any time soon.

I am pleased people are continuing to pay there membership and keeping the club going 

I would suggest the Club might be like a lot of other companies, small businesses and individuals. Something as huge, life altering, extended as this should call for a bit of a reassessment of a lot of aspects of how companies and small businesses are run, and for individuals, what are the real priorities one requires to maintain a decent life. It’s long been said that a large percentage of individuals are only 3 salary payments away from destitution. Those companies/charities paying huge salaries to top executives and not a great deal to core workers need to reset the moral compass. Those businesses looking to expand, expand, expand, need to rein things in a bit more. Those businesses not providing essentials for life just might not make it back for a very long time, if ever.  It’s very sad, but this is a life changer, make no mistake. The oldies once let of the leash will need to guard their health more, the youngsters will need to re assess huge parts of their lives from a monetary aspect. And everyone will be paying for the bail out of businesses, furloughs and other hand outs for a very long time, one way or another. 

Brue

I rather enjoyed the answer your phone came up with, it made me smile

David

The question is, in the tough times when savings have to be made, is management exempt?  I say it is an expendable overhead and slimming it down has to be done as a matter of principle. I also say customer facing people, who make great holidays happen, are not so expendable and you need to tread carefully.

Based on 40 years in business, dealing with some very hard times, my experience is that management is much over-rated as a necessity. Those folks looking after customers in the field, on the phone and so on are amazingly good. You just let them get on with it and let the high rollers go.

Do you know, though, how many top row managers are employed by the club or, indeed, are you familiar with the management structure? If not, your view can only be seen as a generalisation.