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Halfhappy
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Re: Lockout.

Post by Halfhappy »

toonshola wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 15:02
What’s most worrying is this seems to suggest an acceptance that next weeks strikes will be going ahead and no effort is being put into solving it. Get the feeling Thompson and Royal Mail are going to ride the next 4 weeks out then they have pretty much won.
I do understand that Christmas is the busiest time, but I really think this belief that once its over, that's it, is partly nonsense. No company can sustain long-term disruption. No customer wants to use a company that's subject to it.
k979aaa
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Re: Lockout.

Post by k979aaa »

Thing is people will find other solutions to their own needs in fulfilment just all because of the greed of a few bad greedy men!
walthmstowman
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Re: Lockout.

Post by walthmstowman »

Halfhappy wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 16:53
toonshola wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 15:02
What’s most worrying is this seems to suggest an acceptance that next weeks strikes will be going ahead and no effort is being put into solving it. Get the feeling Thompson and Royal Mail are going to ride the next 4 weeks out then they have pretty much won.
I do understand that Christmas is the busiest time, but I really think this belief that once its over, that's it, is partly nonsense. No company can sustain long-term disruption. No customer wants to use a company that's subject to it.
Excellent point and that's why we have to stay the course .
clashcityrocker
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Re: Lockout.

Post by clashcityrocker »

Halfhappy wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 16:53
No customer wants to use a company that's subject to it.
If there are no customers how many posties will there be?
The societies of consumption and squandering of material resources are incompatible with the idea of economic growth and a clean planet.
FilthyBloke
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Re: Lockout.

Post by FilthyBloke »

Manager has already told me he will bring the parcels to me next Wednesday and Thursday.
Will be the same area I deliver to now. 40/50 parcels for a fair days pay. Suits me
Halfhappy
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Re: Lockout.

Post by Halfhappy »

clashcityrocker wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 17:15
Halfhappy wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 16:53
No customer wants to use a company that's subject to it.
If there are no customers how many posties will there be?
I don't think there is any courier service, even collectively, with the capacity or infrastructure, to simply step in and take all of Royal Mail's custom overnight. I don't think it's that cut and dry. I've just posted a thread sort of regarding this. I would expect continued strikes will cause all around chaos, and hopefully have large customers putting pressure on RM.
chickenwittle
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Re: Lockout.

Post by chickenwittle »

FilthyBloke wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 17:33
Manager has already told me he will bring the parcels to me next Wednesday and Thursday.
Will be the same area I deliver to now. 40/50 parcels for a fair days pay. Suits me
Sleep well , won’t you , your friends and family must be so proud.
grchpo
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Re: Lockout.

Post by grchpo »

FilthyBloke wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 17:33
Manager has already told me he will bring the parcels to me next Wednesday and Thursday.
Will be the same area I deliver to now. 40/50 parcels for a fair days pay. Suits me
You obviously have no shame, working secretly so your mates don't find out, I think you will find out you have no mates. If you want to work walk thru the picket line.
Seagull1983
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Re: Lockout.

Post by Seagull1983 »

FilthyBloke wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 17:33
Manager has already told me he will bring the parcels to me next Wednesday and Thursday.
Will be the same area I deliver to now. 40/50 parcels for a fair days pay. Suits me
You must know that everybody you tell that you are breaking the strike is thinking you are an untrustworthy snide turd ? Even if they say they understand your “situation”, they’ll be thinking different.
FilthyBloke
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Re: Lockout.

Post by FilthyBloke »

No thanks. Don’t need the grief. My manager meets me out in the the sticks and I get the parcels.
Then I do my job.
I have even borrowed a managers hi-vis.

If someone sees me so be it.
FilthyBloke
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Re: Lockout.

Post by FilthyBloke »

Seagull1983 wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 17:58
FilthyBloke wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 17:33
Manager has already told me he will bring the parcels to me next Wednesday and Thursday.
Will be the same area I deliver to now. 40/50 parcels for a fair days pay. Suits me
You must know that everybody you tell that you are breaking the strike is thinking you are an untrustworthy snide turd ? Even if they say they understand your “situation”, they’ll be thinking different.
As far as I’m aware nobody knows. Apart from my manager. It’s nobody else’s business really.
grchpo
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Re: Lockout.

Post by grchpo »

FilthyBloke wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 18:01
Seagull1983 wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 17:58
FilthyBloke wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 17:33
Manager has already told me he will bring the parcels to me next Wednesday and Thursday.
Will be the same area I deliver to now. 40/50 parcels for a fair days pay. Suits me
You must know that everybody you tell that you are breaking the strike is thinking you are an untrustworthy snide turd ? Even if they say they understand your “situation”, they’ll be thinking different.
As far as I’m aware nobody knows. Apart from my manager. It’s nobody else’s business really.
As I said, no shame & a coward
antcpfc
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Re: Lockout.

Post by antcpfc »

FilthyBloke wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 18:01
Seagull1983 wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 17:58
FilthyBloke wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 17:33
Manager has already told me he will bring the parcels to me next Wednesday and Thursday.
Will be the same area I deliver to now. 40/50 parcels for a fair days pay. Suits me
You must know that everybody you tell that you are breaking the strike is thinking you are an untrustworthy snide turd ? Even if they say they understand your “situation”, they’ll be thinking different.
As far as I’m aware nobody knows. Apart from my manager. It’s nobody else’s business really.
And you would trust a manager?😂
Slider tool. Lol.
richj2009
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Re: Lockout.

Post by richj2009 »

antcpfc wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 18:09
FilthyBloke wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 18:01
Seagull1983 wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 17:58
FilthyBloke wrote:
26 Nov 2022, 17:33
Manager has already told me he will bring the parcels to me next Wednesday and Thursday.
Will be the same area I deliver to now. 40/50 parcels for a fair days pay. Suits me
You must know that everybody you tell that you are breaking the strike is thinking you are an untrustworthy snide turd ? Even if they say they understand your “situation”, they’ll be thinking different.
As far as I’m aware nobody knows. Apart from my manager. It’s nobody else’s business really.
And you would trust a manager?😂
Some people and I'm assuming this bloke don't have kids to get from school
sindba
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Re: Lockout.

Post by sindba »

Don't feed the troll. Especially not sausage chips and beans.

Ignore it.