There are probably more who don't believe everything that royal mail tells them and are aware of the other side of the argument but are inclined not to strike mainly because they don't believe the CWU will win this time and also because they remember what happened with the strikes four years ago.wheresourmoney wrote:What worries me is the fact that there are posties and offices out there who don't, or have refused union representation, therefore believe everything that royal mail tells them. because they haven't been told the other side of the argument, you put all these offices together and you've got a good chance of a no vote being declared.
I will respect a 'yes' vote but just about everyone else in my, albeit small, office has said that they won't strike this time, annoyingly saying that they "can't afford to".