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ROCKY
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bigsharkboy
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we got a part timer who only works 10 hr days on fri and sat
he really had a struggle with his conscience on the 1st strike day as it would mean him losing half of his pay
and he reluctely went in
but on the 2nd strike day he stayed out as he worked a shift on wed
we also had 2 young lads on work experience from the local school in the office and they didnt cross the picket line on friday
he really had a struggle with his conscience on the 1st strike day as it would mean him losing half of his pay
and he reluctely went in
but on the 2nd strike day he stayed out as he worked a shift on wed
we also had 2 young lads on work experience from the local school in the office and they didnt cross the picket line on friday
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my bite is worse than my bark
my bite is worse than my bark
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goinpostal
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IWW Fellow Worker
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postmangnu
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I stayed off, but not next time
I stayed off - you were right that its too late to book leave. But I decided last week would be the end of this strike for me
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postmangnu
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I stayed off
as it happens i stayed off last Friday but decided this is the end of this strike for me; its more and more obvious thisstrike is going to be a buig loser for us all i think
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Stormproof
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Postmangnu
Get a backbone mate, its only been 2 days!end of this strike for me
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de-coded
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evilc
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Hopefully next time you will stop b4 entering the building or better still stay away so temptation will not even enter your mind.MDEC101 wrote:I went to work, crossed the picket line, but 30 minutes later I was out again, didn't feel right being in the building.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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But he does deserve credit for doing the right thing in the end.evilc wrote:Hopefully next time you will stop b4 entering the building or better still stay away so temptation will not even enter your mind.MDEC101 wrote:I went to work, crossed the picket line, but 30 minutes later I was out again, didn't feel right being in the building.
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IWW Fellow Worker
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Yes, he certainly does. It couldn't have been easy not knowing how the screws would react.TrueBlueTerrier wrote:But he does deserve credit for doing the right thing in the end.
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postmanqnu
Mate we aint even going to bother with you because ur only here to wind people up.
Do what you have to do if you want to be ignored at work that is up to you.
Do what you have to do if you want to be ignored at work that is up to you.