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mark21
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Latest Update

Post by mark21 »

Just got this from our area rep.

Pec will meet tomorrow pm to discuss revamped document and make decision on this week's strikes then.
jockstrapp
EX ROYAL MAIL
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Post by jockstrapp »

Hope they don't sell us down the river .....AGAIN...... :arrrghhh :arrrghhh
DirtyHarry
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Post by DirtyHarry »

They had better not. The 2007 agreement saw these subhuman bosses we have, plus this vile Liebour government, gang together in an effort, a very serious effort, to destroy this union, and therefore, destroy our jobs.
It's high time that the roles of organ grinder and monkey were reversed.
Big Daz
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Post by Big Daz »

revamped, that would mean we have moved RM?
wranglered
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Post by wranglered »

not so easy when they are prepared to fiddle their own ballots...
Big Daz
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Post by Big Daz »

wranglered wrote:not so easy when they are prepared to fiddle their own ballots...

So thats how the way forward and SDD were voted in :shock:
wranglered
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Post by wranglered »

Big Daz wrote:
wranglered wrote:not so easy when they are prepared to fiddle their own ballots...

So thats how the way forward and SDD were voted in :shock:
talking about elections of officials in case you are getting a little confused....

question for you......our independent scrutineers...where did they work before doing the job for the CWU???? :shhhhh
left739
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Joined: 26 Jul 2007, 13:54

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Post by left739 »

Ricky Bruch wrote:If they sell us out again we have to push as one to get the whole lot of those running the union out on their arses, vote of no confidence & get some people in that do have a set of danglies. I was at a meeting of reps after 2007 & I had never heard so much drivel spouted by a PEC rep of why it was accepted as a great deal :arrrghhh

The history of the CWU from what I know of it, seems to be that of people becoming dissatisfied with their leaders and PEC members and replacing them with ones they think will be better only for the next lot to turn out to sign similar rubbish deals.

Anyway right now the 'sell out' hasn't quite happened. At the moment we can do everything we can to let the PEC know that many of us will be extremely angry if they call off the strikes and that they may lose their positions unless they can tell us they voted against calling off the strikes.
wranglered
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Post by wranglered »

left739 wrote:
Ricky Bruch wrote:If they sell us out again we have to push as one to get the whole lot of those running the union out on their arses, vote of no confidence & get some people in that do have a set of danglies. I was at a meeting of reps after 2007 & I had never heard so much drivel spouted by a PEC rep of why it was accepted as a great deal :arrrghhh

The history of the CWU from what I know of it, seems to be that of people becoming dissatisfied with their leaders and PEC members and replacing them with ones they think will be better only for the next lot to turn out to sign similar rubbish deals.

Anyway right now the 'sell out' hasn't quite happened. At the moment we can do everything we can to let the PEC know that many of us will be extremely angry if they call off the strikes and that they may lose their positions unless they can tell us they voted against calling off the strikes.
a depressing but sadly true post....second your thoughts on letting the PEC know how members are feeling...but will they listen?
Martin Walsh
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Post by Martin Walsh »

They were at the TUC till past midnight and have resumed at 8 30 today no deal has been reached and the PEC will meet at 12. Yes there is still time for a deal to be reached but time is slipping away and the way the PEC meeting go in regards to questions and amendments I certainly wouldt want to put money on the strike being called off.
clashcityrocker
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Post by clashcityrocker »

dingo wrote:They were at the TUC till past midnight and have resumed at 8 30 today no deal has been reached and the PEC will meet at 12. Yes there is still time for a deal to be reached but time is slipping away and the way the PEC meeting go in regards to questions and amendments I certainly wouldt want to put money on the strike being called off.
Are you just saying that to try and cheer us up?
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not me
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Post by not me »

my biggest worry is a crap deal with a cash lump sum again
you know many will vote yes regardless
Bluebird
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Post by Bluebird »

Managers in our mail centre appeared to be putting all their strike action preparations in today, saw some contingency plan e-mails I think the strikes are still on.
Gahagans Bedsheets
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Post by Gahagans Bedsheets »

Our managers gave a good few saturday off and told them to work their day off thurs/fri instead. BUT today told them to keep their saturdays as they`ll be working as normal ! :shock:
pop it in pete
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Post by pop it in pete »

As long as we dont get the old £400 bonus carrot. The morons will bite Royal Mails arem off for it. Whilst long termers will lose out big time and the public wont understand our refusal to accept it. Just let us do our job for a desent wage. Please.