I originally thought the thread was deleted as part of the conspiracytinkerdil wrote:I understand Laggyband. 'High court judge is' thread merged with this one.LaggyBand wrote:Yes. I was talking about the instance with the rail folk.tinkerdil wrote:In this instance he is there to judge procedure not the consequence of strike action.LaggyBand wrote:It's "on balance"tinkerdil wrote:If disruption and inconvenience is relevant to a judge's decision then no strike will ever be deemed legal.
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big_al199
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I've just googled him, in fairness he has given made some pro Trade Union rulings as well e.g. on blacklisting of union members, and against an airline that wouldn't recognise a union.
Hopefully he gives us a fair shake.
Hopefully he gives us a fair shake.
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stephen500
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25 days difference between the injunction and the hearing.
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If the injunction is granted which is the likely outcome I hope both sides can use the 5 weeks to work this out instead of planning for IA in December.
The best time to use the strike card is now, from mid Nov RM will have tens of thousands of Xmas Casuals who’s contacts can be increased and public support will be tested no one likes a Xmas humbug.
Most of the mail will not be time sensitive, has long the get there before the 25th, most people wouldn’t mind or notice and most people will post early, the back log would be in the delivery offices has logistics and processing can work well with causal support and with no leave over Dec, in 3/5 days the backlog would be clear.
Last concession from RM was they would separate the changes in working times from the main deal which I feel was a big concern for people and at the moment is all speculation,we don’t know how many customers will ask for later collections and it may be very regional, offices near the customers warehouses and we currently have ways to inject work late into the network.lf RM can find some extra cash to increase the pay rise knock an hour off the working week and tweak the pension pot there may be a deal to be made. The vote was not a waste of time because if clearly shows without any doubt the feelings of most of the workforce the people who keep the Wheels turning.
The best time to use the strike card is now, from mid Nov RM will have tens of thousands of Xmas Casuals who’s contacts can be increased and public support will be tested no one likes a Xmas humbug.
Most of the mail will not be time sensitive, has long the get there before the 25th, most people wouldn’t mind or notice and most people will post early, the back log would be in the delivery offices has logistics and processing can work well with causal support and with no leave over Dec, in 3/5 days the backlog would be clear.
Last concession from RM was they would separate the changes in working times from the main deal which I feel was a big concern for people and at the moment is all speculation,we don’t know how many customers will ask for later collections and it may be very regional, offices near the customers warehouses and we currently have ways to inject work late into the network.lf RM can find some extra cash to increase the pay rise knock an hour off the working week and tweak the pension pot there may be a deal to be made. The vote was not a waste of time because if clearly shows without any doubt the feelings of most of the workforce the people who keep the Wheels turning.
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Awesome....
Stirring words.
Let's wait to see how the Establishment reacts.
Stirring words.
Let's wait to see how the Establishment reacts.
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im a ex postman if royal mail get the injunction just hit the streets
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My boss wants exactly thatkh wrote:im a ex postman if royal mail get the injunction just hit the streets
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They won. (according to BBC news)
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By not talking for 18 months well if they have anything to say it had better be good because come December all hell will be let loose on them!clashcityrocker wrote:They won.
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Apparently, RM has won an injunction - details and confirmation to follow.
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Nah the union will be played again, like they are pretty much every disagreement. They are like England in the football - play a great game in the qualifiers, then blow it when it comes to the proper matches.k979aaa wrote:By not talking for 18 months well if they have anything to say it had better be good because come December all hell will be let loose on them!clashcityrocker wrote:They won.
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LaggyBand
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And here comes the crappy deal...
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No strike then, oh well roll on December!