Hit nail and headUnhappyGremlin wrote: If more people just stuck together, our working lives would improve immeasurably.
Whilst bullying is a major issue, I think there is a much bigger one in RM, it's peoples refusal to do anything about it.
If people continue to accept this behaviour, it only ensures that the vicious circle will carry on.
If people are unwilling to protect themselves, and by default their colleagues, then in my opinion it is unrealistic to blame union hierarchy for their failings.
They can only take action if and/or when those on the frontline take action. Which by your own admission, they're not willing to do.
When people are failing to help themselves, how can Reps both local and Area, and the top union brass be blamed for not doing enough?
The lack of unity in the workforce drives me insane.
We have a couple of blokes in our office constantly moaning their duty is too big and that overtime isn't being paid - yet they still COME IN EARLY!! When confronted about this they say "I won't finish unless I come in early"
United we stand divided we fall........ theres just no talking to them!!
Oh whilst we're on the subject can the union stop workers from starting early? Our DOM said they can't and that if members want to start early they can