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DEAL REACHED:STRIKES OFF
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anTi
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Re: DEAL REACHED:STRIKES OFF
If i and the 150 + guys go into work tomorrow and are still expected to absorb walks then there will be fking uproar!
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farmersboy
- Posts: 19
- Joined: 02 Jul 2007, 12:18
No strikes till after Christmas?
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Reason: moving to a thread covering this subject already
Reason: moving to a thread covering this subject already
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norfolk n chance
- Posts: 139
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Re: DEAL REACHED:STRIKES OFF
i did not like Higson saying that they will "DRIVE FORWARD THE MODERNISATION in the new year"

plus he had to read his statement from a bit of paper, at least Dave knew what he was saying without reading it
plus he had to read his statement from a bit of paper, at least Dave knew what he was saying without reading it
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tragictramp
- Posts: 381
- Joined: 19 Dec 2008, 18:02
- Gender: Male
Re: No strikes till after Christmas?
yep its the worst news going, were freeze strikes till we have no hold or power over them,then they can screw us over completely. :mfo
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sharpjambo
- Posts: 13
- Joined: 18 Sep 2009, 15:19
- Gender: Male
Re: No strikes till after Christmas?
that will be too late we had them by the balls

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chewi
- Posts: 124
- Joined: 27 Sep 2009, 16:19
- Gender: Male
Re: DEAL REACHED:STRIKES OFF
why wait until tommorrow? is there something to hide? No more industrial action before christmas!!!! on the bbc just now. f***ing sellout
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Wadey
- Posts: 21
- Joined: 09 Oct 2007, 16:36
- Location: On the picket line
Re: DEAL REACHED:STRIKES OFF
TO: ALL BRANCHES WITH POSTAL MEMBERS
Dear Colleagues
ROYAL MAIL DISPUTE
Please find attached a copy of the Union’s press release issued today.
“The CWU has today announced that the postal strikes planned for Friday 6th November and Monday 9th November, have been called off.
CWU and Royal Mail have reached an interim agreement that was unanimously agreed by the Unions Executive today.
The interim agreement will provide a period of calm for the CWU and Royal Mail to reach a full and final agreement. The interim agreement guarantees that modernisation will be introduced with agreed job security and improved terms and conditions for postal workers. It also addresses all the issues included in the long running local disputes.
The strike ballot remains in place.
Dave Ward CWU Deputy General Secretary said ' there needs to be exceptional efforts to improve trust and relationships between CWU and Royal Mail. As a result both TUC and ACAS will have a continuing role to keep the discussions and agreement on track.”
Branches are further informed that the planned industrial action for Friday 6th November and Monday 9th November is suspended.
The agreement is embargoed until 12.00 tomorrow 6th November, and further information along with copies of the agreement will be circulated in due course to Branches.
Yours sincerely
Dave Ward Billy Hayes Martin Collins
Deputy General Secretary (P) General Secretary Assistant Secretary
Bob Gibson Ray Ellis Terry Pullinger
Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary
Dear Colleagues
ROYAL MAIL DISPUTE
Please find attached a copy of the Union’s press release issued today.
“The CWU has today announced that the postal strikes planned for Friday 6th November and Monday 9th November, have been called off.
CWU and Royal Mail have reached an interim agreement that was unanimously agreed by the Unions Executive today.
The interim agreement will provide a period of calm for the CWU and Royal Mail to reach a full and final agreement. The interim agreement guarantees that modernisation will be introduced with agreed job security and improved terms and conditions for postal workers. It also addresses all the issues included in the long running local disputes.
The strike ballot remains in place.
Dave Ward CWU Deputy General Secretary said ' there needs to be exceptional efforts to improve trust and relationships between CWU and Royal Mail. As a result both TUC and ACAS will have a continuing role to keep the discussions and agreement on track.”
Branches are further informed that the planned industrial action for Friday 6th November and Monday 9th November is suspended.
The agreement is embargoed until 12.00 tomorrow 6th November, and further information along with copies of the agreement will be circulated in due course to Branches.
Yours sincerely
Dave Ward Billy Hayes Martin Collins
Deputy General Secretary (P) General Secretary Assistant Secretary
Bob Gibson Ray Ellis Terry Pullinger
Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary
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guvenor
- Posts: 493
- Joined: 20 Dec 2007, 16:58
Re: DEAL REACHED:STRIKES OFF
as i posted any agreement should be accepted by the workforce not executive wheres our vote on supposed agreement there is no agreement just usual diktat from rm hook line and sinker
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dvbuk55
- EX ROYAL MAIL
- Posts: 16650
- Joined: 02 Jun 2007, 19:17
- Gender: Male
Re: DEAL REACHED:STRIKES OFF
Breaking News6:02pm UK, Thursday November 05, 2009
Christmas Post Safe As Strikes Called Off
Andy Jack, Sky News Online
Christmas post deliveries will not be hit by strike action, in a deal reached between postal workers and Royal Mail
TUC leader Brendan Barber said the agreement halts any industrial action until after the Christmas period.
He said it provided for a "period of calm" in the run-up to and beyond Christmas, free of industrial action, to enable further negotiations to be held to secure a longer term deal.
Now where have I heard those words before? Oh yes - Mark Higson. I don't know what was on offer but it must have been worth it for some.
Christmas Post Safe As Strikes Called Off
Andy Jack, Sky News Online
Christmas post deliveries will not be hit by strike action, in a deal reached between postal workers and Royal Mail
TUC leader Brendan Barber said the agreement halts any industrial action until after the Christmas period.
He said it provided for a "period of calm" in the run-up to and beyond Christmas, free of industrial action, to enable further negotiations to be held to secure a longer term deal.
Now where have I heard those words before? Oh yes - Mark Higson. I don't know what was on offer but it must have been worth it for some.
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belle smith
- Posts: 1557
- Joined: 26 Aug 2008, 17:41
- Gender: Male
- Location: scotland
Re: DEAL REACHED
This re-engagment at local level, is this still with the use of pegasus? and 4 mph walking speed! used to breech the nationally agreed 3.30 delivery span?dingo wrote:Deal reached strikes stood down . A framework agreed which resolves some issues, allows for re -engagement at local level on the imposed changes and national talks to continue all overseen by the independent person. This is to be reviewed every two weeks so to ensure that they are keeping to the agreement.
I know your not at a high enough level to be dealing with this directly dingo, so i don't mean it as an attack on you but this is a stitch up!
For the benifit of Senior CWU personel....Full me once shame on you, full me twice shame on me!
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johnson
- Posts: 20
- Joined: 21 Mar 2009, 22:01
- Gender: Male
Re: DEAL REACHED:STRIKES OFF CWU-Letter to Branches
Letter to Branches
No. 979/09 Ref: Date: 5th November 2009
TO: ALL BRANCHES WITH POSTAL MEMBERS
Dear Colleagues
ROYAL MAIL DISPUTE
Please find attached a copy of the Union’s press release issued today.
“The CWU has today announced that the postal strikes planned for Friday 6th November and Monday 9th November, have been called off.
CWU and Royal Mail have reached an interim agreement that was unanimously agreed by the Unions Executive today.
The interim agreement will provide a period of calm for the CWU and Royal Mail to reach a full and final agreement. The interim agreement guarantees that modernisation will be introduced with agreed job security and improved terms and conditions for postal workers. It also addresses all the issues included in the long running local disputes.
The strike ballot remains in place.
Dave Ward CWU Deputy General Secretary said ' there needs to be exceptional efforts to improve trust and relationships between CWU and Royal Mail. As a result both TUC and ACAS will have a continuing role to keep the discussions and agreement on track.”
Branches are further informed that the planned industrial action for Friday 6th November and Monday 9th November is suspended.
The agreement is embargoed until 12.00 tomorrow 6th November, and further information along with copies of the agreement will be circulated in due course to Branches.
Yours sincerely
Dave Ward Billy Hayes Martin Collins
Deputy General Secretary (P) General Secretary Assistant Secretary
Bob Gibson Ray Ellis Terry Pullinger
Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary
No. 979/09 Ref: Date: 5th November 2009
TO: ALL BRANCHES WITH POSTAL MEMBERS
Dear Colleagues
ROYAL MAIL DISPUTE
Please find attached a copy of the Union’s press release issued today.
“The CWU has today announced that the postal strikes planned for Friday 6th November and Monday 9th November, have been called off.
CWU and Royal Mail have reached an interim agreement that was unanimously agreed by the Unions Executive today.
The interim agreement will provide a period of calm for the CWU and Royal Mail to reach a full and final agreement. The interim agreement guarantees that modernisation will be introduced with agreed job security and improved terms and conditions for postal workers. It also addresses all the issues included in the long running local disputes.
The strike ballot remains in place.
Dave Ward CWU Deputy General Secretary said ' there needs to be exceptional efforts to improve trust and relationships between CWU and Royal Mail. As a result both TUC and ACAS will have a continuing role to keep the discussions and agreement on track.”
Branches are further informed that the planned industrial action for Friday 6th November and Monday 9th November is suspended.
The agreement is embargoed until 12.00 tomorrow 6th November, and further information along with copies of the agreement will be circulated in due course to Branches.
Yours sincerely
Dave Ward Billy Hayes Martin Collins
Deputy General Secretary (P) General Secretary Assistant Secretary
Bob Gibson Ray Ellis Terry Pullinger
Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary
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headscrewedon
- Posts: 290
- Joined: 30 Sep 2009, 20:40
- Gender: Female
Re: DEAL REACHED:STRIKES OFF
Boots are now selling Vaseline to all Royal Mail staff at a 50% discount from tomorrow morning 
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Harry_Perkins
- Posts: 206
- Joined: 25 Jun 2009, 15:42
- Gender: Male
Re: DEAL REACHED:STRIKES OFF
This is a pretty good sign, no? 23 members of the executive isn't there? IIRC about 7 or 8 didn't agree in 2007. If everyone is agreed this time it can't be too bad IMO.Wadey wrote:nanimously agreed by the Unions Executive today
You must understand that I am here purely as A BEARER OF MESSAGES.
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Stormproof
- Posts: 6116
- Joined: 07 Jul 2007, 21:03
- Gender: Female
Re: DEAL REACHED:STRIKES OFF
Do the executive work in MC's or DO's? Course they bloody don't and have'nt got a clue what 'WE' have been going through. 2007 all over again, just wait until after xmas we are going to be stitched right up.
So keep on moving, moving, moving your feet
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets
Illegitimi non carborundum
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets
Illegitimi non carborundum
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jafferpants
- Posts: 727
- Joined: 24 May 2007, 16:21
- Location: OVER THE HILL
muggefd off by cwu
Three cheers for the cwu .The have done it again. The only time we have any clout and the twats agree a no strike deal till after xmas. Face it lads we are fu---ked. Alan johnson is already showing billy the ropes when he gets his seat in parliament. How many of you mugs are still paying the political levy out of your subs?.