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CWU BREAKING NEWS
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redlen
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Royal Mail was fully privatised in 2016 when the government sold its last stake in the business.
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priority102
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So, Thompson says any more strikes and the talking will stop, and Ward responds by sending a letter asking for further talks. OK.
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thedonkey
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Halfhappy wrote: ↑28 Nov 2022, 15:17My goodness. I can't believe how much people mop up this utter rubbish this CEO spouts. He's telling you most people crossed the line, he's getting his managers to say offices are cleared, and post pictures. This was the 2nd final offer. I can't believe the amount of people who think that this CEO will get the go ahead, from shareholders, to destroy the business, because he said this was his final deal. As for the union being taken over by militants, come on, man! That's the rhetoric of a Tory MP. Once again I will point you to a clause in this deal so many want accept, apparently.Surreypostie wrote: ↑28 Nov 2022, 09:45Did anyone really think he is going to back down? Here we are, less than a month before christmas, with him looking down both barrels and he hasn't blinked once.
My personal belief is the PEC have been taken over by the most militant and they won't put anything to us as it is mainly driven by london and we all know, they are a law to themselves. Quite a few in my office having read the final offer said they would vote for that given the chance. Personally I don't think it's good enough yet. Sooner or later we will have to reballot and I am not sure the union will get such massive support.
"Offer is conditional on the CWU withdrawing all Industrial Action and balloting our members on the offer, which if rejected (absolutely the likely outcome) would not re-ballot their members for Industrial Action on Pay or Change matters, plus no further ballots for Industrial Action linked to proposed headcount reductions or the VR terms."
If the union is no threat, and the deal is a sure winner, why take away your right to collective bargaining? He wants to silence you.
BTW, I've just seen they CWU have struck a deal for BT. Hmmm... Those darn militants!