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dropbag_clone
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Leaving the CWU

Post by dropbag_clone »

What is the procedure to leave the CWU, is there a printed form to fill in, or does it just require a letter to the branch?

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wakkono
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Post by wakkono »

no letters required dude just a quick call to wages (number on back of pay slip ) will sort it out for you if you prefer you can call the cwu headquaters and tell em why your leaving but they will just drag the process out phone wages on monday and your extra £3 a week will be in thursdays wages
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DGP1
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Post by DGP1 »

It would be best if you didn't though, we are all a bit (or a lot) annoyed with the union at the moment but both :cfo :lfo really hate us being in the union so it's better to stay (and there are other benefits) and how else can we change the leadership if we are outside??
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
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IWW Fellow Worker
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Post by IWW Fellow Worker »

disgruntledpostie1 wrote:It would be best if you didn't though, we are all a bit (or a lot) annoyed with the union at the moment but both :cfo :lfo really hate us being in the union so it's better to stay (and there are other benefits) and how else can we change the leadership if we are outside??
I can think of a couple of ways Teebs, but I don't fancy the idea of life imprisonment. :wink:
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dvbuk55
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Post by dvbuk55 »

IWW Fellow Worker wrote:
disgruntledpostie1 wrote:It would be best if you didn't though, we are all a bit (or a lot) annoyed with the union at the moment but both :cfo :lfo really hate us being in the union so it's better to stay (and there are other benefits) and how else can we change the leadership if we are outside??
I can think of a couple of ways Teebs, but I don't fancy the idea of life imprisonment. :wink:
Oh I don't now IWW maybe you could pen a missive for the future - hey, why not call it "My struggle" - who knows if it is radical enough you could be in with a shout after the putsch. :chuckle
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DGP1
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Post by DGP1 »

IWW Fellow Worker wrote:
disgruntledpostie1 wrote:It would be best if you didn't though, we are all a bit (or a lot) annoyed with the union at the moment but both :cfo :lfo really hate us being in the union so it's better to stay (and there are other benefits) and how else can we change the leadership if we are outside??
I can think of a couple of ways Teebs, but I don't fancy the idea of life imprisonment. :wink:
Unfortunately we've had all our tools put beyond use :wink: so we can't do that :sad: , and I'm not Teebs I'm DGP1 :dance :dance
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IWW Fellow Worker
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Post by IWW Fellow Worker »

If I bump into Billy when I'm having a pint in Liverpool, I'll swing for the fecker! :wink:
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dvbuk55
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Post by dvbuk55 »

IWW Fellow Worker wrote:If I bump into Billy when I'm having a pint in Liverpool, I'll swing for the fecker! :wink:
Have they brought back hanging in L'Pool :wink:
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IWW Fellow Worker
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Post by IWW Fellow Worker »

dvbuk55 wrote:
IWW Fellow Worker wrote:If I bump into Billy when I'm having a pint in Liverpool, I'll swing for the fecker! :wink:
Have they brought back hanging in L'Pool :wink:
Only if Billy nips into The Globe for a pint next Saturday night. :wink:
The Industrial Workers of the World. The union whose members never scab!

"The working class and the employing class have nothing in common."
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DGP1
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Post by DGP1 »

IWW Fellow Worker wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:
IWW Fellow Worker wrote:If I bump into Billy when I'm having a pint in Liverpool, I'll swing for the fecker! :wink:
Have they brought back hanging in L'Pool :wink:
Only if Billy nips into The Globe for a pint next Saturday night. :wink:
Shame you don't live in Hartlepool, hanging monkeys is still legal I think :wink:
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
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L Tommo
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Post by L Tommo »

Again i just dont know what to watch???? :hmmmm IWW smack the living shite out of fatboy bunter billy OR The Yank get a spank from Rickyyyyyyyyyy HATTON...??? :hmmmm :hmmmm


If IWW Is on the under card i feel that many a postie will second you IWW mate....

More enjoyment than the main event....

AND IN THE REAL RED CORNER.... IWW... AND IN THE WHITE BLUBBERY YELLOW STREAKED CORNER... BILLY BUNTER HAYES....


SECONDS OUT.... ROUND 1...............


:crazy:
L TOMMO.... ILLEGITIMIS NON CARBORUNDUM........

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jafferpants
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Post by jafferpants »

dvbuk55 wrote:
IWW Fellow Worker wrote:If I bump into Billy when I'm having a pint in Liverpool, I'll swing for the fecker! :wink:
Have they brought back hanging in L'Pool :wink:
we've already got hanging in our house it's started with the wife's neck.

I was stopped by the police on my way home yesterday and he said "What have you got there". I told him it was a turkey for my wife. He said " iv'e seen her and thats a f***ing good swap". :d'oh!
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Biggins
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Perhaps a new smiley?

Post by Biggins »

As so many people feel let down by mr hayes how about this to express the feeling?

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Remember, the way you do you job will affect colleagues for years to come - if you cut corners to do it quick, they will be expected to as well....and then RM will add extra work to fill the gaps.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Perhaps a new smiley?

Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

Biggins wrote:As so many people feel let down by mr hayes how about this to express the feeling?

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Postman might nick that and put it amongst the emoticons

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Biggins
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Post by Biggins »

He's more than welcome to. I suppose its necessary really... you know to keep a fair and unbiased view. lol!
Remember, the way you do you job will affect colleagues for years to come - if you cut corners to do it quick, they will be expected to as well....and then RM will add extra work to fill the gaps.
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