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Why did you vote 'no' for strike action?

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crooner1981
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Re: Why did you vote 'no' for strike action?

Post by crooner1981 »

Very funny but my point is if your not seeing the problems quite like everyone else is then your in limbo.
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infidel
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Re: Why did you vote 'no' for strike action?

Post by infidel »

take it pay /mod 2007 has not come to your planet yet.
Exrep
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Re: Why did you vote 'no' for strike action?

Post by Exrep »

The more i think about the mess we find ourselves in at present the more thinking im doing about the leaders of the CWU.

Why the F**K did they think the P/M agreement was a good one . ( Did they not read the small print )

Why did they not oppose one delivery ( Was it not in our interest to protect all jobs that we should have stayed on two deliveries )

Instead from what i can remember we were told its a great offer accept accept .

Sold down the river for £400 bar steward quid are ,our wages so SH**E that our fellow workers will bite the hand off of R/M for this pathetic amount.

Im under no illusion now that we will not get what we want out of this latest dispute the CWU still wont read the small print. Surely i shouldnt be thinking this way as talks are not even over but i will still give my blind support 100% to the cause and to the CWU .

How much will it take this time around to sell our selves down the river i think less than £50. They can shove what ever they offer rite up there arse i dont want it.

And one last thing how the F**K are some offices not effected by the 2007 P/M agreement this is another head stratcher for me.
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looneytoon
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Re: Why did you vote 'no' for strike action?

Post by looneytoon »

the one wrote:and the ones who was afraid was the ones doing hours a week overtime,
you couldn't be more right my friend :cfo :cfo