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What are the strike dates now?

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aiden01
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Re: What are the strike dates now?

Post by aiden01 »

zz666 wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 17:15
Angst should be directed towards simple simon I think.
Why did he corrupt union to put in wrong numbers ffs.
heraldmoth
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Re: What are the strike dates now?

Post by heraldmoth »

BigSacks wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 17:16
zz666 wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 16:11
The fact rm challenged the strike action means they weren't confident of reaching any agreement.

But also that they are not “fine” with strikes going ahead and mail not being delivered.
This is also a positive thing.


I’d also suggest that people should maybe take a step back and realise that these things will always have to-ing and fro-ing and that those wanting a team of Philadelphia lawyers to make sure everything is 100% watertight 100% of the time may want to be a bit more realistic in their expectations of what they get for 4 quid a week.
Rose tinted glasses off, as a workforce we collectively put in 300000+ a week, we deserve better than being out manoeuvred at every turn.
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Re: What are the strike dates now?

Post by worktotime »

norm wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 15:53
qwerty2 wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 15:42
They need to announce an all out full week strike ASAP
Its the last chance or we're fininshed :Boo hoo!
Agreed.

They should have done it off the back of this announcement today to show the membership they were serious and weren't going to be dissuaded by RM's legal challenge.
to right :thumbup
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Re: What are the strike dates now?

Post by sledger »

the fact is this has happened because the union are negotiating with one hand tied behind there back,peopie going threw picket lines,people doing extra work to clear backlogs rolling one day strikes so people dont loose too much money for petes sake either all go back to work and take whats coming or dont go to work until royal mail offer a fair deal.
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Re: What are the strike dates now?

Post by roman »

They need to get Black Friday back on the strike list days quickly !
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Re: What are the strike dates now?

Post by Postmanham »

heraldmoth wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 17:33
BigSacks wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 17:16
zz666 wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 16:11
The fact rm challenged the strike action means they weren't confident of reaching any agreement.

But also that they are not “fine” with strikes going ahead and mail not being delivered.
This is also a positive thing.


I’d also suggest that people should maybe take a step back and realise that these things will always have to-ing and fro-ing and that those wanting a team of Philadelphia lawyers to make sure everything is 100% watertight 100% of the time may want to be a bit more realistic in their expectations of what they get for 4 quid a week.
Rose tinted glasses off, as a workforce we collectively put in 300000+ a week, we deserve better than being out manoeuvred at every turn.
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Re: What are the strike dates now?

Post by rambo1 »

heraldmoth wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 17:33
BigSacks wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 17:16
zz666 wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 16:11
The fact rm challenged the strike action means they weren't confident of reaching any agreement.

But also that they are not “fine” with strikes going ahead and mail not being delivered.
This is also a positive thing.


I’d also suggest that people should maybe take a step back and realise that these things will always have to-ing and fro-ing and that those wanting a team of Philadelphia lawyers to make sure everything is 100% watertight 100% of the time may want to be a bit more realistic in their expectations of what they get for 4 quid a week.
Rose tinted glasses off, as a workforce we collectively put in 300000+ a week, we deserve better than being out manoeuvred at every turn.
When you put it like that, it's a lot of money for a second rate job.
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Re: What are the strike dates now?

Post by CRIBMAD »

Postmanham wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 18:19
heraldmoth wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 17:33
BigSacks wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 17:16
zz666 wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 16:11
The fact rm challenged the strike action means they weren't confident of reaching any agreement.

But also that they are not “fine” with strikes going ahead and mail not being delivered.
This is also a positive thing.


I’d also suggest that people should maybe take a step back and realise that these things will always have to-ing and fro-ing and that those wanting a team of Philadelphia lawyers to make sure everything is 100% watertight 100% of the time may want to be a bit more realistic in their expectations of what they get for 4 quid a week.
Rose tinted glasses off, as a workforce we collectively put in 300000+ a week, we deserve better than being out manoeuvred at every turn.
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SIMON its time for bed mate ! shush
CRIBMAD
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Re: What are the strike dates now?

Post by CRIBMAD »

sorry wrong post !
I-POSTIE
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The Dunning-Kruger effect.

Post by I-POSTIE »

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Re: What are the strike dates now?

Post by BigSacks »

Postmanham wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 18:19
heraldmoth wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 17:33
BigSacks wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 17:16
zz666 wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 16:11
The fact rm challenged the strike action means they weren't confident of reaching any agreement.

But also that they are not “fine” with strikes going ahead and mail not being delivered.
This is also a positive thing.


I’d also suggest that people should maybe take a step back and realise that these things will always have to-ing and fro-ing and that those wanting a team of Philadelphia lawyers to make sure everything is 100% watertight 100% of the time may want to be a bit more realistic in their expectations of what they get for 4 quid a week.
Rose tinted glasses off, as a workforce we collectively put in 300000+ a week, we deserve better than being out manoeuvred at every turn.
Screenshot_20221030-181349_Samsung Internet.jpg

You’ve posted a wildly speculative article from the World socialist worker ffs.

So should we get strike pay?
A years dues with zero outgoings would give us about 2 and a half days pay back each.
Terrific.


Forum is rapidly becoming a haven for unrealistic moaners with a loose grasp on reality. And managers.

Getting beyond a joke to be honest.

You don’t need to find a way of manipulating a narrative in order to salve your conscience in crossing the picket line.
Just do it.
timbo1234
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Re: What are the strike dates now?

Post by timbo1234 »

Week strike covering Black Friday. No overtime so backlog not cleared. Another week's strike week before Xmas. We must be definite and no more half hearted actions. But we must not shoot ourselves in the foot by clearing backlogs.
heraldmoth
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Re: What are the strike dates now?

Post by heraldmoth »

BigSacks wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 19:00
Postmanham wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 18:19
heraldmoth wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 17:33
BigSacks wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 17:16
zz666 wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 16:11
The fact rm challenged the strike action means they weren't confident of reaching any agreement.

But also that they are not “fine” with strikes going ahead and mail not being delivered.
This is also a positive thing.


I’d also suggest that people should maybe take a step back and realise that these things will always have to-ing and fro-ing and that those wanting a team of Philadelphia lawyers to make sure everything is 100% watertight 100% of the time may want to be a bit more realistic in their expectations of what they get for 4 quid a week.
Rose tinted glasses off, as a workforce we collectively put in 300000+ a week, we deserve better than being out manoeuvred at every turn.
Screenshot_20221030-181349_Samsung Internet.jpg

You’ve posted a wildly speculative article from the World socialist worker ffs.

So should we get strike pay?
A years dues with zero outgoings would give us about 2 and a half days pay back each.
Terrific.


Forum is rapidly becoming a haven for unrealistic moaners with a loose grasp on reality. And managers.

Getting beyond a joke to be honest.

You don’t need to find a way of manipulating a narrative in order to salve your conscience in crossing the picket line.
Just do it.
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Nothing to do with that. Look at yesterday’s red lines post it’s laughable this needs a mass walkout not pussy footing around while most of us look for other employment.. and accusing anyone not on your left wing narrative of being coercive is stifling free speech
freespeech
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Re: What are the strike dates now?

Post by freespeech »

sindba wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 14:10
You'd think / hope they will announce more all-out dates to replace the cancelled rolling ones.
They can't.......any dates need two weeks notice by law.
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Re: The Dunning-Kruger effect.

Post by qwerty2 »

I-POSTIE wrote:
30 Oct 2022, 18:59
:sad: Image
illusion
DIG that hair :left:
Mummy’s boy :left: