I have a horrible feeling it will involve his dream of us checking in on elderly residents, washing up for them, changing lightbulbs etc. End of the day we all have hours spare everyday to do a few good neighbour tasks.
Sure I heard RM want to trial this (not joking either)
Keith Williams promised a knighthood or something along those lines if he gets the strikes called off, as it's odd that both RMT and the CWU both announce they are now having "intense" talks on the same afternoon, surely it more than just a coincidence?
I have a horrible feeling it will involve his dream of us checking in on elderly residents, washing up for them, changing lightbulbs etc. End of the day we all have hours spare everyday to do a few good neighbour tasks.
Sure I heard RM want to trial this (not joking either)
Keith Williams promised a knighthood or something along those lines if he gets the strikes called off, as it's odd that both RMT and the CWU both announce they are now having "intense" talks on the same afternoon, surely it more than just a coincidence?
Keith Williams promised a knighthood or something along those lines if he gets the strikes called off, as it's odd that both RMT and the CWU both announce they are now having "intense" talks on the same afternoon, surely it more than just a coincidence?
allegedly ACAS weren't happy with RM statement on Monday, ST was taken into a side room at the ACAS talks and came out with a totally different attitude, and an ashen faced. take from that what you will.
allegedly ACAS weren't happy with RM statement on Monday, ST was taken into a side room at the ACAS talks and came out with a totally different attitude, and an ashen faced. take from that what you will.
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Hands up any mupetts who want to do overtime next week after Simon s--t all over you this week,me i won't be doing any this side of xmas unless he gives us the deal of the century .
no thanks will just work my hours and leave a full delivery in ,
Been wondering if it's more than coincidence that both RM and the Rail companies have suddenly about to go into "intensive talks" in the same week with the respective unions, has the government decided that enough is enough and has knocked some heads together
Been wondering if it's more than coincidence that both RM and the Rail companies have suddenly about to go into "intensive talks" in the same week with the respective unions, has the government decided that enough is enough and has knocked some heads together
Stagecoach strike in Hull has also been suspended pending a ballot on a new offer by management.
All seems to be very coincidental! I'm making my tinfoil hat now!