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tomorrow...
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halfull
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Re: tomorrow...
strike,end of. delivery is out of control.
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dvbuk55
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Re: tomorrow...
aiden01 wrote:was it not 4th novdvbuk55 wrote:Makes you wonder why they bothered mentioning it, that and the final extension, followed by another final extension, with the biggest communications march since 1971 on the 4th March which didn't happen, like the original decoupling of the pension followed by a ballot on it that never materialised. Headless chicken springs to mind.eian687 wrote:if the cwu had gone ahead with the other ballot on action short of a strike while these extension were going,on maybe RM would be working harder to resolve issues
Of course it was
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aiden01
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Re: tomorrow...
loldvbuk55 wrote:aiden01 wrote:was it not 4th novdvbuk55 wrote:Makes you wonder why they bothered mentioning it, that and the final extension, followed by another final extension, with the biggest communications march since 1971 on the 4th March which didn't happen, like the original decoupling of the pension followed by a ballot on it that never materialised. Headless chicken springs to mind.eian687 wrote:if the cwu had gone ahead with the other ballot on action short of a strike while these extension were going,on maybe RM would be working harder to resolve issues
Of course it wasalthough I was just testing to see who's awake
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eian687
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Re: tomorrow...
me justaiden01 wrote:loldvbuk55 wrote:aiden01 wrote:was it not 4th novdvbuk55 wrote:Makes you wonder why they bothered mentioning it, that and the final extension, followed by another final extension, with the biggest communications march since 1971 on the 4th March which didn't happen, like the original decoupling of the pension followed by a ballot on it that never materialised. Headless chicken springs to mind.eian687 wrote:if the cwu had gone ahead with the other ballot on action short of a strike while these extension were going,on maybe RM would be working harder to resolve issues
Of course it wasalthough I was just testing to see who's awake
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Darren Bent
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Re: tomorrow...
Don't think there will be solution as Delivery workload is too much now and our target is not being hit and we can't increase our workload, so something got to make way. I predict another extension. 
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Surreypostie
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Re: tomorrow...
In that case, being shareholders we should finally hear all about it wednesdayfreelunch wrote:Royal Mail determine the timeline for events. They plan to detail the finer points of the new agreement to shareholders on Wednesday.
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borgpicard
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Re: tomorrow...
Judgee wrote:BingBong wrote:but its the final extension. oh wait. thats been said before. yeah another week extension. another week of being bullied. another week for bullshit workloads. lovely.maisymoo04 wrote:Another week bing bong![]()
It's the final final final extension.... until the next final extension!![]()
Ultimatums are not one of the CWUs strong points!
nothing seems to be the CWUs strong point
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Patrick301
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Re: tomorrow...
its another sell out down the river
despite massive backing from the members for industrial action
we have been let down with a series of stupid 7 days extensions
what is the point of having a balott when the result is ignored
only reason they are talking now it to make an announcement
that shows both sides can keep face and doesnt look like they have comprimesed or backed down
who will suffer
you me , the man on the street posting letters , or the rm driver or someone in the mailcentre
WE VOTED OVERWHEMINGLY TO GO ON STRIKE
stop ******* about , our jobs are on the line
despite massive backing from the members for industrial action
we have been let down with a series of stupid 7 days extensions
what is the point of having a balott when the result is ignored
only reason they are talking now it to make an announcement
that shows both sides can keep face and doesnt look like they have comprimesed or backed down
who will suffer
you me , the man on the street posting letters , or the rm driver or someone in the mailcentre
WE VOTED OVERWHEMINGLY TO GO ON STRIKE
stop ******* about , our jobs are on the line
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stokes11eg
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Re: tomorrow...
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dvbuk55
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Well Billy gets vilified but really he's not to blame - he's just the titular head of the union, and I chose that word purposelystokes11eg wrote:Big Billy will back down as usual. If that happens again, everyone should go to the Unions with a vote of no confidence in that man.
Still we'll know today what sort of rabbit is pulled out of the hat in this "ground breaking" deal
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forestbodd
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Re: tomorrow...
we are shareholdersfreelunch wrote:Royal Mail determine the timeline for events. They plan to detail the finer points of the new agreement to shareholders on Wednesday.
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maisymoo04
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Re: tomorrow...
Well that's it folks it's over the last finder of the wonka golden ticket goes too ?

"Some day I will have the bottle to take the money"
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stokes11eg
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Re: tomorrow...
dvbuk55 wrote:Well Billy gets vilified but really he's not to blame - he's just the titular head of the union, and I chose that word purposelystokes11eg wrote:Big Billy will back down as usual. If that happens again, everyone should go to the Unions with a vote of no confidence in that man.
, it's the cockney sparrow who's calling the shots, did I say shots, I meant blanks
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Still we'll know today what sort of rabbit is pulled out of the hat in this "ground breaking" deal
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gerardy
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Re: tomorrow...
Talks extended until Wednesday 4th December official, got told this at WTLL session this morning