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What's the CWU's game?

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SpacePhoenix
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Re: What's the CWU's game?

Post by SpacePhoenix »

themaze wrote: ↑
07 Aug 2022, 15:30
glass joe wrote: ↑
04 Aug 2022, 20:36
I can see a strike aorund the bank holiday

Or offices walking out the day executive action kicks in ?
Trouble is that might give RM fodder to get the strike ballots thrown out
TopperGas
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Re: What's the CWU's game?

Post by TopperGas »

Acca Dacca wrote: ↑
07 Aug 2022, 14:30
cpsteve wrote: ↑
07 Aug 2022, 14:20
Acca Dacca wrote: ↑
07 Aug 2022, 09:53
The RM board have played a blinder in successfully diverting attention and focus away from giving us a proper payrise
We have already got a massive yes vote on pay when the share price drops their blinder will be a blunder.
I think the focus is shifting too much to the changes and away from the pay rise - I understand the ballot just now is just on the changes and thats why but now both issues are linked to one another and the changes are going to be at the forefront which imo was RM's aim all along to avoid having to give us a proper payrise.

People arent as concerned about a payrise when they are frightened for their jobs
RM seem pretty determined to move the start times, & Sunday works, I can't see it's just a threat to act as a smokescreen. Perhaps the sick pay and summer/winter hours will be watered down but the others won't be.
greengiant
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Re: What's the CWU's game?

Post by greengiant »

TopperGas wrote: ↑
08 Aug 2022, 22:33
Acca Dacca wrote: ↑
07 Aug 2022, 14:30
cpsteve wrote: ↑
07 Aug 2022, 14:20
Acca Dacca wrote: ↑
07 Aug 2022, 09:53
The RM board have played a blinder in successfully diverting attention and focus away from giving us a proper payrise
We have already got a massive yes vote on pay when the share price drops their blinder will be a blunder.
I think the focus is shifting too much to the changes and away from the pay rise - I understand the ballot just now is just on the changes and thats why but now both issues are linked to one another and the changes are going to be at the forefront which imo was RM's aim all along to avoid having to give us a proper payrise.

People arent as concerned about a payrise when they are frightened for their jobs
RM seem pretty determined to move the start times, & Sunday works, I can't see it's just a threat to act as a smokescreen. Perhaps the sick pay and summer/winter hours will be watered down but the others won't be.
RM have already decimated CSP hours... :thumbdown