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Post staff abandon wildcat strike
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Post staff abandon wildcat strike
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/gla ... 268647.stm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Postal workers in the west of Scotland have ended their second wildcat strike in four days amid an ongoing dispute about crossing official picket lines.
Staff at Glasgow Mail Centre and 12 other delivery offices in the city, Paisley and Ayr returned to work on Tuesday morning.
Royal Mail said it had brought in extra volunteers to get services back to normal as quickly as possible.
Similar action on Friday disrupted work at 14 delivery offices.
The disputes started after several drivers were sent home without pay for refusing to cross an official picket line.
Royal Mail said this was "standard practice" where staff refused to work while not taking industrial action.
The Communication Workers Union is involved in on-going official strike action against Royal Mail.
Both parties have accused each other of reneging on a deal reached in 2007 aimed at modernising the service.
The union has accused bosses of forcing through change without consultation. Royal Mail said the changes were needed to meet the challenges of the 21st Century.
Postal workers in the west of Scotland have ended their second wildcat strike in four days amid an ongoing dispute about crossing official picket lines.
Staff at Glasgow Mail Centre and 12 other delivery offices in the city, Paisley and Ayr returned to work on Tuesday morning.
Royal Mail said it had brought in extra volunteers to get services back to normal as quickly as possible.
Similar action on Friday disrupted work at 14 delivery offices.
The disputes started after several drivers were sent home without pay for refusing to cross an official picket line.
Royal Mail said this was "standard practice" where staff refused to work while not taking industrial action.
The Communication Workers Union is involved in on-going official strike action against Royal Mail.
Both parties have accused each other of reneging on a deal reached in 2007 aimed at modernising the service.
The union has accused bosses of forcing through change without consultation. Royal Mail said the changes were needed to meet the challenges of the 21st Century.
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Re: Post staff abandon wildcat strike
iv'e seen the e-mails belive me there are NO volunteers your simply told to attend so and so at this time and date whever the manager hails from .
yes they intimidate them too don't they night tonic, &co !!! but they are prepared to pay the cost however much it is... makes you wonder if royal fail is so strapped for cash wheres all this money coming from no wonder they won't give us a pay rise
yes they intimidate them too don't they night tonic, &co !!! but they are prepared to pay the cost however much it is... makes you wonder if royal fail is so strapped for cash wheres all this money coming from no wonder they won't give us a pay rise
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Re: Post staff abandon wildcat strike
What? Still the old "you're a manager" waffle? Get a grip agent. Mind you, if you read that story properly it means they had no choice but to abandon it and union would have advised them of this.
Don't believe everything you're told in the rest room
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Re: Post staff abandon wildcat strike
Time Unite kicked the CMA strike breakers out.
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ref to extra volunteers nighty 
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sparkx
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What a shame you stoop to that level of abuse, just remember the current IA is between the CWU and Royal Mail, NOT the CWU and CMA.Fred B wrote:Time Unite kicked the CMA strike breakers out.
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Re: Post staff abandon wildcat strike
Well he could have called them strikebreakers or blacklegs ,his term means the same its just shorter . Whatever term you use ,they all carry the same burden of moral bankruptcy,betrayal,prostitution,greed,treachery,etc.sparkx wrote:What a shame you stoop to that level of abuse, just remember the current IA is between the CWU and Royal Mail, NOT the CWU and CMA.Fred B wrote:Time Unite kicked the CMA strike breakers out.
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sparkx
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Belial, this forum claims to be for, "all Royal Mail employees and customers", coming out with quotes like that insults all CMA grades and I'm sure any customers (or the media) will be shocked at your attitude towards those who are trying to maintain this Public Service. It's a sad fact that you cannot tell the difference between, "moral bankruptcy,betrayal,prostitution,greed,treachery,etc", and what the general public would consider as simply, "Work".BELIAL wrote:Well he could have called them strikebreakers or blacklegs ,his term means the same its just shorter . Whatever term you use ,they all carry the same burden of moral bankruptcy,betrayal,prostitution,greed,treachery,etc.sparkx wrote:What a shame you stoop to that level of abuse, just remember the current IA is between the CWU and Royal Mail, NOT the CWU and CMA.Fred B wrote:Time Unite kicked the CMA strike breakers out.
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Re: Post staff abandon wildcat strike
So when was the last time you striked,and please remind us what your job is.sparkx wrote:Belial, this forum claims to be for, "all Royal Mail employees and customers", coming out with quotes like that insults all CMA grades and I'm sure any customers (or the media) will be shocked at your attitude towards those who are trying to maintain this Public Service. It's a sad fact that you cannot tell the difference between, "moral bankruptcy,betrayal,prostitution,greed,treachery,etc", and what the general public would consider as simply, "Work".BELIAL wrote:Well he could have called them strikebreakers or blacklegs ,his term means the same its just shorter . Whatever term you use ,they all carry the same burden of moral bankruptcy,betrayal,prostitution,greed,treachery,etc.sparkx wrote:What a shame you stoop to that level of abuse, just remember the current IA is between the CWU and Royal Mail, NOT the CWU and CMA.Fred B wrote:Time Unite kicked the CMA strike breakers out.
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Post staff abandon wildcat strike
http://www.wrp.org.uk/news/4538" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; CWU TO LOBBY UNITE – stop managers scabbing! - Posting this too show that it is widely held view at least within the CWU. If perhaps the CMA honoured trade union values then there would not be the tension there is.sparkx wrote:What a shame you stoop to that level of abuse, just remember the current IA is between the CWU and Royal Mail, NOT the CWU and CMA.Fred B wrote:Time Unite kicked the CMA strike breakers out.
As an individual member of the CMA I have the greatest respect for your opinions especially as you are not in Ops, however the CMAs/Unites actions in this particular IA and 2007 as well, leave a lot to be desired.
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Sorry if you are offended,but there is no insult intended ,just a simple statement of fact. I guess there is simply no sugar coated universally pleasant way of describing individuals who choose to undermine the democratic free choice of their workmates in order to further the reduction of their earnings and increase their workload ,whilst simultaneously and contrary to your assertion ,undermine ,indeed decimate a once proud public service. I think the general public are increasingly aware of the difference between workers and parasites. You could try "work " yourself but judging by your posts thats probably not an optionsparkx wrote:Belial, this forum claims to be for, "all Royal Mail employees and customers", coming out with quotes like that insults all CMA grades and I'm sure any customers (or the media) will be shocked at your attitude towards those who are trying to maintain this Public Service. It's a sad fact that you cannot tell the difference between, "moral bankruptcy,betrayal,prostitution,greed,treachery,etc", and what the general public would consider as simply, "Work".BELIAL wrote:Well he could have called them strikebreakers or blacklegs ,his term means the same its just shorter . Whatever term you use ,they all carry the same burden of moral bankruptcy,betrayal,prostitution,greed,treachery,etc.sparkx wrote:What a shame you stoop to that level of abuse, just remember the current IA is between the CWU and Royal Mail, NOT the CWU and CMA.Fred B wrote:Time Unite kicked the CMA strike breakers out.
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sparkx
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"So when was the last time you striked,and please remind us what your job is."
I have never striked and never will, I work for RM in a support function and as such have to perform 2 days a week "Critical Operational Support" AKA postal duties.
I have been informed by CMA/Unite that the dispute is between the CWU and RM and we are required to work as instructed, to be honest I have had enough of all this Union agro and will ditch them on Monday.
Bellial, cheer up for Gods sake.
I have never striked and never will, I work for RM in a support function and as such have to perform 2 days a week "Critical Operational Support" AKA postal duties.
I have been informed by CMA/Unite that the dispute is between the CWU and RM and we are required to work as instructed, to be honest I have had enough of all this Union agro and will ditch them on Monday.
Bellial, cheer up for Gods sake.
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Night Tonic
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claims to be for, "all Royal Mail employees and customers"
Be ok if it lived up to its claims then. If you don't want to strike you just get abuse or accused of being a manager, plant or whatever. Still sticking to my guns though, strike a waste of time without public support.
Be ok if it lived up to its claims then. If you don't want to strike you just get abuse or accused of being a manager, plant or whatever. Still sticking to my guns though, strike a waste of time without public support.
Don't believe everything you're told in the rest room
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"You can never fall in the same stream twice"Night Tonic wrote:claims to be for, "all Royal Mail employees and customers"
Be ok if it lived up to its claims then. If you don't want to strike you just get abuse or accused of being a manager, plant or whatever. Still sticking to my guns though, strike a waste of time without public support.
Bye
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Oh ello,now about that question..........Night Tonic wrote:claims to be for, "all Royal Mail employees and customers"
Be ok if it lived up to its claims then. If you don't want to strike you just get abuse or accused of being a manager, plant or whatever. Still sticking to my guns though, strike a waste of time without public support.
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.