UK unions use'consultative' strike ballots to suppress class struggle

[2chorizon]

Given our latest ballot is not regarding any further IA I'm not sure if the relevance of the article, when IA was being considered the CWU held traditional ballots.

By the 7th of june “consultative” ballot result announcement they have timed it so the “win the ballot win the dispute” 6 month strike mandate from jan 23 will have almost exactly very conveniently expired!!!

We’ve been played.

Yet more nonsense being posted fs get facts right.

You know as well as i do (and ive called it before) that there will be no strikes on the mega super “win the ballot win the dispute” madate from jan 23

This ballot on the puss agreement is “consultative”

By the time you string it out even longer there will
need to be a “new “ official ballot for strike action (not a consultative ballot)

[barcajr]

Hard to believe that some still use language such as "class struggle", it's 2023 not 1917