To late for that , should of been done last Xmas.needadvice wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:21The focus now has to be around the 3rd ballot and Christmas strikes. CWU should Set the stall out in September and say to RM, if we don't get an acceptable agreement, it'll be an all out strike for all of December
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chickenwittle
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daveyeff
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December 2030?needadvice wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:21The focus now has to be around the 3rd ballot and Christmas strikes. CWU should Set the stall out in September and say to RM, if we don't get an acceptable agreement, it'll be an all out strike for all of December
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FilthyBloke
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Re: Some progress has been made.
Maybe I misread the mood in the camp. Clearly the union is doing a marvellous job. No disgruntled members at all. And the talks are going smoothly. Great stuff.chickenwittle wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:22Strike breaker and non union member comes on to preach to his work colleagues and expects to be taken seriously.FilthyBloke wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:17Dave ward is here?chickenwittle wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:15Oh look the clown has turned up.FilthyBloke wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:13The union and its members are imploding.
You only have to look at the twitter feed to see how much anger it’s members have.
Some want a good pay deal.
Some want the hours to not change.
Some want revisions to be cancelled.
This is probably the biggest dispute since I started nearly 20 years ago and the union have just been out played and out fought.
Poorly timed strikes. Cancelled strikes. Pointless one day strikes. Months and months of talking but no deal. Some members want to strike. Others don’t.
I remember months ago on this forum someone linked a piece where ST supposedly told the managers that changes should be forced now because the union isn’t at one with what they want themselves.
He was right. RM will get what they want and the union will still try to cling on to some kind of hollow victory.
I’m glad I didn’t lose wages and I’m super glad I don’t pay £3 a week for that kind of service.![]()
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hans solo
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Re: Some progress has been made.
It’s my opinion as well we’ve only played at going on strikechickenwittle wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 20:59That’s your opinion, it’s not the opinion of lots in my office that are weary from it all and despite backing their union , want this sorted and don’t really want to strike anymore.daveyeff wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 20:5318 days is nowhere near a year.....its dragged on this long simply because we haven't been on strike enough.chickenwittle wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 20:49No , calling strikes will end our bargaining power , while the threat of strikes is still there the union can still push for an agreement.Everyone has different opinions but nearly a year of strikes has done nothing but lose us money so far.daveyeff wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 20:43You,ve just contradicted yourself.strikes are a bargaining tool, but you say strikes will end any bargaining. They'll focus them if we strike. We won't get anything if we dontchickenwittle wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 20:38It’s to show that the workforce back their union, a strike mandate doesn’t necessarily mean strike action, it’s a bargaining tool.daveyeff wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 20:33So what the hell was the point in a ballot for strike action then? Do you really think they are just going to give us a deal cos they like us? Dream onchickenwittle wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 20:23And how would that help us get a deal with a company on the verge of administration ? Pointless.daveyeff wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 20:16We don't have ANY bargaining power except for strike action. Yes they never budged at xmas but 1&2 days are useless. We need to hit them harder.chickenwittle wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 19:55I can only speak for my office and I can tell you , strikes will be the end of any bargaining power we have left and the union know that which is why they are holding off and trying to get a deal , we’ve done the strikes it didn’t change anything.SpacePhoenix wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 19:50As well as the RB board, ST & co going, the union PEC need to go as well. I don't have any faith in them anymore, they seem as useless as a chocolate teapot.
To the PEC:9
PULL YOUR FINGER OUT AND GET SOME STRIKE DATES ANNOUNCED!!!
Should have went all out nov dec
This country is full of s**t scared sheep
That’s why we will always be dictated to
f**k me just watch the kids film antz
Shows who has the power
Waken up and use it
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antcpfc
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And your management mates are doing a great job too. Well respected and admired by all the workers at the coal face.
Slider tool. Lol.
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FilthyBloke
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Re: Some progress has been made.
My management mates? I don’t pay a weekly subscription to them. I do what they ask me to do in the time I’m getting paid for. If they ask too much I ask for more wages.
Stress free and easy.
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needadvice
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Re: Some progress has been made.
Yes but the year is flying by. As we approach Summer, all minds must be on the Autumn and Winter. I'm sure RM already have their gameplan mapped outchickenwittle wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:24To late for that , should of been done last Xmas.needadvice wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:21The focus now has to be around the 3rd ballot and Christmas strikes. CWU should Set the stall out in September and say to RM, if we don't get an acceptable agreement, it'll be an all out strike for all of December
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heraldmoth
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Re: Some progress has been made.
Makes a change from people leading colleagues up the garden pathchickenwittle wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:22Strike breaker and non union member comes on to preach to his work colleagues and expects to be taken seriously.FilthyBloke wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:17Dave ward is here?chickenwittle wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:15Oh look the clown has turned up.FilthyBloke wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:13The union and its members are imploding.
You only have to look at the twitter feed to see how much anger it’s members have.
Some want a good pay deal.
Some want the hours to not change.
Some want revisions to be cancelled.
This is probably the biggest dispute since I started nearly 20 years ago and the union have just been out played and out fought.
Poorly timed strikes. Cancelled strikes. Pointless one day strikes. Months and months of talking but no deal. Some members want to strike. Others don’t.
I remember months ago on this forum someone linked a piece where ST supposedly told the managers that changes should be forced now because the union isn’t at one with what they want themselves.
He was right. RM will get what they want and the union will still try to cling on to some kind of hollow victory.
I’m glad I didn’t lose wages and I’m super glad I don’t pay £3 a week for that kind of service.![]()
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heraldmoth
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Re: Some progress has been made.
Makes a change from people leading colleagues up the garden pathchickenwittle wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:22Strike breaker and non union member comes on to preach to his work colleagues and expects to be taken seriously.FilthyBloke wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:17Dave ward is here?chickenwittle wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:15Oh look the clown has turned up.FilthyBloke wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:13The union and its members are imploding.
You only have to look at the twitter feed to see how much anger it’s members have.
Some want a good pay deal.
Some want the hours to not change.
Some want revisions to be cancelled.
This is probably the biggest dispute since I started nearly 20 years ago and the union have just been out played and out fought.
Poorly timed strikes. Cancelled strikes. Pointless one day strikes. Months and months of talking but no deal. Some members want to strike. Others don’t.
I remember months ago on this forum someone linked a piece where ST supposedly told the managers that changes should be forced now because the union isn’t at one with what they want themselves.
He was right. RM will get what they want and the union will still try to cling on to some kind of hollow victory.
I’m glad I didn’t lose wages and I’m super glad I don’t pay £3 a week for that kind of service.![]()
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guardianangel
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Re: Some progress has been made.
Another week of broken promises,getting quite use to it now we have lived with the Tory party for 12 years.
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Hyrrokkin
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Re: Some progress has been made.
You are having a laugh right ?needadvice wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:21The focus now has to be around the 3rd ballot and Christmas strikes. CWU should Set the stall out in September and say to RM, if we don't get an acceptable agreement, it'll be an all out strike for all of December
You want to continue this farce until next Christmas !!
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k979aaa
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Re: Some progress has been made.
The best side for all now is a half and half agreement they get half of what they want and we get half of we want and a pay rise but the pay rise will be going forward ie no back pay. Thing is this has gone on too long we need an agreement but not just for the sake of an agreement! We need change but progressive change and we need trust and the only way I can see that is by abiding by and reinstating passed agreements that they broke last year! And then a structure of engagement of both sides of how this can work. Also an end to the BONUS CULTURE BY MANAGEMENT Only these proposals will end this dispute.
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miles_peters
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by doing what managers are asking you to do makes you complicit in helping to destroy the business. Some people just don't get this...FilthyBloke wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:40My management mates? I don’t pay a weekly subscription to them. I do what they ask me to do in the time I’m getting paid for. If they ask too much I ask for more wages.
Stress free and easy.
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guardianangel
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Re: Some progress has been made.
hans solo wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 21:34It’s my opinion as well we’ve only played at going on strikechickenwittle wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 20:59That’s your opinion, it’s not the opinion of lots in my office that are weary from it all and despite backing their union , want this sorted and don’t really want to strike anymore.daveyeff wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 20:5318 days is nowhere near a year.....its dragged on this long simply because we haven't been on strike enough.chickenwittle wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 20:49No , calling strikes will end our bargaining power , while the threat of strikes is still there the union can still push for an agreement.Everyone has different opinions but nearly a year of strikes has done nothing but lose us money so far.daveyeff wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 20:43You,ve just contradicted yourself.strikes are a bargaining tool, but you say strikes will end any bargaining. They'll focus them if we strike. We won't get anything if we dontchickenwittle wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 20:38It’s to show that the workforce back their union, a strike mandate doesn’t necessarily mean strike action, it’s a bargaining tool.daveyeff wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 20:33So what the hell was the point in a ballot for strike action then? Do you really think they are just going to give us a deal cos they like us? Dream onchickenwittle wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 20:23And how would that help us get a deal with a company on the verge of administration ? Pointless.daveyeff wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 20:16We don't have ANY bargaining power except for strike action. Yes they never budged at xmas but 1&2 days are useless. We need to hit them harder.chickenwittle wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 19:55I can only speak for my office and I can tell you , strikes will be the end of any bargaining power we have left and the union know that which is why they are holding off and trying to get a deal , we’ve done the strikes it didn’t change anything.SpacePhoenix wrote: ↑31 Mar 2023, 19:50As well as the RB board, ST & co going, the union PEC need to go as well. I don't have any faith in them anymore, they seem as useless as a chocolate teapot.
To the PEC:9
PULL YOUR FINGER OUT AND GET SOME STRIKE DATES ANNOUNCED!!!
Should have went all out nov dec
This country is full of s**t scared sheep
That’s why we will always be dictated to
f**k me just watch the kids film antz
Shows who has the power
Waken up and use it
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SpacePhoenix
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Think RM have already got most of what they wantedk979aaa wrote: ↑01 Apr 2023, 01:08The best side for all now is a half and half agreement they get half of what they want and we get half of we want and a pay rise but the pay rise will be going forward ie no back pay. Thing is this has gone on too long we need an agreement but not just for the sake of an agreement! We need change but progressive change and we need trust and the only way I can see that is by abiding by and reinstating passed agreements that they broke last year! And then a structure of engagement of both sides of how this can work. Also an end to the BONUS CULTURE BY MANAGEMENT Only these proposals will end this dispute.