Thank you so much for that!! I think we are all doing a great job, doing what we believe in. I just wish the weak amongst us would find a backbone.billypants wrote:I've just discovered who and from where you are, you spoke to my union rep recently and he tells me you are a true hero in this action, fighting tough odds at your office. . . . . if only there were more like you we would have this company on its knees by now. . . . . keep up the fight, we're all right behind you.shelanda wrote:Was so depressed went round a few in the area after I looked the "people" that went in, in the eye. I am so jealous of your solidarity Billypants and that of St Leonards they were 100% out as well, I will take this opportunity to say thanks for the coffee and cheering me up those of you on st leonards picket line. Also to the other ones I called on but unfortunately could not give 100% myself this time as I was supposed to have been on leave and had family comittments for the rest of the day.billypants wrote:
our picket line was also weaker than usual (what do you expect for a saturday though) but when the dum came out and commented on that fact our rep replied " it don't matter how many are out here, it's about how many you got in there " the answer to that was none at all so our dum went back inside
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