I know that. But if it’s appalling (which is the predicted consensus) it needs to be properly agreed with the membership that we drop the strikes. We were prepared to do a consultative ballot 2 weeks since so that is the road we should go down.Woody Guthrie wrote: ↑15 Nov 2022, 16:43It will go to the members but we won't be striking while it does.cobrakai wrote: ↑15 Nov 2022, 16:38No way on earth this time. I’ve never known feeling as strong in RM. It will have to go to the membership.clashcityrocker wrote: ↑15 Nov 2022, 16:27If the negotiators believe they have an acceptable settlement the strikes will be called off.freespeech wrote: ↑15 Nov 2022, 16:13
I would be amazed if 24/25 is called off regardless of the outcome. No way a negotiators settlement can be ratified by the PEC and put to a members vote in a week.
That's not how this s**t works or ever has.
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All quiet on the union front
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cobrakai
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Re: All quiet on the union front
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Woody Guthrie
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We pay these guys a lot of money to make the call on whether the deal is good enough to stand down Industrial Action.
You can't ask the audience every time there is a big decision to be made ,it isn't a game show.
You can't ask the audience every time there is a big decision to be made ,it isn't a game show.
Only dead fish follow the current
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sindba
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I can't see us striking, and I can't see an agreement.
It'll be "we're making progress, more to do, so we'll cancel the strikes while talks continue".
Probably all the way to New Year, at which point RM will walk away and introduce everything without agreement.
It'll be "we're making progress, more to do, so we'll cancel the strikes while talks continue".
Probably all the way to New Year, at which point RM will walk away and introduce everything without agreement.
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cobrakai
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Re: All quiet on the union front
No. I agree but we have been down this road before. The only leverage we have is Black Friday/xmas. I don’t believe anything RM say or do anymore, the EA is proof they can’t be trusted.Woody Guthrie wrote: ↑15 Nov 2022, 16:53We pay these guys a lot of money to make the call on whether the deal is good enough to stand down Industrial Action.
You can't ask the audience every time there is a big decision to be made ,it isn't a game show.
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LaggyBand
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What about if RM have been advised by lawyers that it’ll be handy going forward if they can say they exhausted talks before going to war..arsenalbob wrote: ↑14 Nov 2022, 23:16They can’t be going that badly or they wouldn’t still be talking.walthmstowman wrote: ↑14 Nov 2022, 16:41I stress this is just a rumour but the word going around my MC is that talks are going badly . If that’s true then prepare yourself for more industrial action next week
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wandle
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Well at least the legally-required notice has been served for the strikes on November 30th/December 1st, keeping that option alive
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datasaint
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Yes and you would have thought, the planned rolling strike action would have been thoroughly thought out, and not able to be cancelled by RM sending them a letter.Woody Guthrie wrote: ↑15 Nov 2022, 16:53We pay these guys a lot of money to make the call on whether the deal is good enough to stand down Industrial Action.
You can't ask the audience every time there is a big decision to be made ,it isn't a game show.
The union is good at disappearing and going quiet when there's "talks", but how about showing the same sort of steadfastness when it comes to other matters.
I think so far RM have got off lightly with all of the strikes, and it's been barely perceptible by the public. Given what's at stake in this dispute I believe a far firmer approach is needed.
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freespeech
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The notice for 30th and 1st hasn't been served yet. Due today. That list is the generic update not the legal requirement.
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wosha2
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Re: All quiet on the union front
Just seems simons dragging talks out to get him closer to Christmas
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We expect an update from the CWU leadership later today. Scheduled talks finished yesterday as per the joint statement issued last week.
The Postal Executive Committee are meeting today to consider a report from the negotiating team.
RMG are making their own announcements to markets.
The Postal Executive Committee are meeting today to consider a report from the negotiating team.
RMG are making their own announcements to markets.
Only dead fish follow the current