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f**k em lets hit them hard, announce strike dates during local elections that will get the medias attention

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FilthyBloke
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Re: f**k em lets hit them hard, announce strike dates during local elections that will get the medias attention

Post by FilthyBloke »

I say we accept the changes and the deal that was offered.
It gives posties time to look for another job if this one really does go that bad.
This uncertainty isn’t good for a lot of peoples mental health nor good for business.
I doubt they are going to budge from any deal and the longer this goes on the more our jobs could actually be at risk.
DonkeyOT
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Re: f**k em lets hit them hard, announce strike dates during local elections that will get the medias attention

Post by DonkeyOT »

FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:03
I say we accept the changes and the deal that was offered.
It gives posties time to look for another job if this one really does go that bad.
This uncertainty isn’t good for a lot of peoples mental health nor good for business.
I doubt they are going to budge from any deal and the longer this goes on the more our jobs could actually be at risk.
FFS, redlen and FilthyBloke. All we need now is milly and 2yearpostie.
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Re: f**k em lets hit them hard, announce strike dates during local elections that will get the medias attention

Post by DonkeyOT »

DonkeyOT wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:14
FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:03
I say we accept the changes and the deal that was offered.
It gives posties time to look for another job if this one really does go that bad.
This uncertainty isn’t good for a lot of peoples mental health nor good for business.
I doubt they are going to budge from any deal and the longer this goes on the more our jobs could actually be at risk.
FFS, redlen and FilthyBloke. All we need now is milly and 2yearpostie.
Watch out, we'll have some stuff about having a different opinion in a minute :arrrghhh
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Re: f**k em lets hit them hard, announce strike dates during local elections that will get the medias attention

Post by sixfoottwo »

DonkeyOT wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:14
FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:03
I say we accept the changes and the deal that was offered.
It gives posties time to look for another job if this one really does go that bad.
This uncertainty isn’t good for a lot of peoples mental health nor good for business.
I doubt they are going to budge from any deal and the longer this goes on the more our jobs could actually be at risk.
FFS, redlen and FilthyBloke. All we need now is milly and 2yearpostie.
You wouldn't want that lot in the trenches with you would you, am embarrassed for you.
Cedar_Room
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Re: f**k em lets hit them hard, announce strike dates during local elections that will get the medias attention

Post by Cedar_Room »

DonkeyOT wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:14
FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:03
I say we accept the changes and the deal that was offered.
It gives posties time to look for another job if this one really does go that bad.
This uncertainty isn’t good for a lot of peoples mental health nor good for business.
I doubt they are going to budge from any deal and the longer this goes on the more our jobs could actually be at risk.
FFS, redlen and FilthyBloke. All we need now is milly and 2yearpostie.
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Cedar_Room
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Re: f**k em lets hit them hard, announce strike dates during local elections that will get the medias attention

Post by Cedar_Room »

:Very Happy :Very Happy :Very Happy
DonkeyOT wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:16
DonkeyOT wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:14
FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:03
I say we accept the changes and the deal that was offered.
It gives posties time to look for another job if this one really does go that bad.
This uncertainty isn’t good for a lot of peoples mental health nor good for business.
I doubt they are going to budge from any deal and the longer this goes on the more our jobs could actually be at risk.
FFS, redlen and FilthyBloke. All we need now is milly and 2yearpostie.
Watch out, we'll have some stuff about having a different opinion in a minute :arrrghhh
:crazy: :Very Happy :Very Happy
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timbo1234
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Re: f**k em lets hit them hard, announce strike dates during local elections that will get the medias attention

Post by timbo1234 »

FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:03
I say we accept the changes and the deal that was offered.
It gives posties time to look for another job if this one really does go that bad.
This uncertainty isn’t good for a lot of peoples mental health nor good for business.
I doubt they are going to budge from any deal and the longer this goes on the more our jobs could actually be at risk.
Do you genuinely believe that RM will honour anything they sign? They will change the offer and just say take it or leave it. The CWU have been duped into talks that they believed were honest. RM don't know the meaning of the word honest. This has been a delaying tactic while they force through the changes by EA. If we cave in now no job will ever be safe.
FilthyBloke
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Re: f**k em lets hit them hard, announce strike dates during local elections that will get the medias attention

Post by FilthyBloke »

sixfoottwo wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:18
DonkeyOT wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:14
FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:03
I say we accept the changes and the deal that was offered.
It gives posties time to look for another job if this one really does go that bad.
This uncertainty isn’t good for a lot of peoples mental health nor good for business.
I doubt they are going to budge from any deal and the longer this goes on the more our jobs could actually be at risk.
FFS, redlen and FilthyBloke. All we need now is milly and 2yearpostie.
You wouldn't want that lot in the trenches with you would you, am embarrassed for you.
Despite the CWU using terms like ‘hold the line’ and ‘brothers in arms’ I think you need reminding that we are not actually in the trenches.
It’s just a silly mindset the union has that most of its members follow.
FilthyBloke
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Re: f**k em lets hit them hard, announce strike dates during local elections that will get the medias attention

Post by FilthyBloke »

timbo1234 wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:37
FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:03
I say we accept the changes and the deal that was offered.
It gives posties time to look for another job if this one really does go that bad.
This uncertainty isn’t good for a lot of peoples mental health nor good for business.
I doubt they are going to budge from any deal and the longer this goes on the more our jobs could actually be at risk.
Do you genuinely believe that RM will honour anything they sign? They will change the offer and just say take it or leave it. The CWU have been duped into talks that they believed were honest. RM don't know the meaning of the word honest. This has been a delaying tactic while they force through the changes by EA. If we cave in now no job will ever be safe.
You said it yourself. RM won’t honour anything they say. The union is fighting for a better promise to be broken.
richietns
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Re: f**k em lets hit them hard, announce strike dates during local elections that will get the medias attention

Post by richietns »

FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:39
sixfoottwo wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:18
DonkeyOT wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:14
FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:03
I say we accept the changes and the deal that was offered.
It gives posties time to look for another job if this one really does go that bad.
This uncertainty isn’t good for a lot of peoples mental health nor good for business.
I doubt they are going to budge from any deal and the longer this goes on the more our jobs could actually be at risk.
FFS, redlen and FilthyBloke. All we need now is milly and 2yearpostie.
You wouldn't want that lot in the trenches with you would you, am embarrassed for you.
Despite the CWU using terms like ‘hold the line’ and ‘brothers in arms’ I think you need reminding that we are not actually in the trenches.
It’s just a silly mindset the union has that most of its members follow.
The analogy still applies no one would have your back.
FilthyBloke
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Re: f**k em lets hit them hard, announce strike dates during local elections that will get the medias attention

Post by FilthyBloke »

richietns wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:54
FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:39
sixfoottwo wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:18
DonkeyOT wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:14
FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:03
I say we accept the changes and the deal that was offered.
It gives posties time to look for another job if this one really does go that bad.
This uncertainty isn’t good for a lot of peoples mental health nor good for business.
I doubt they are going to budge from any deal and the longer this goes on the more our jobs could actually be at risk.
FFS, redlen and FilthyBloke. All we need now is milly and 2yearpostie.
You wouldn't want that lot in the trenches with you would you, am embarrassed for you.
Despite the CWU using terms like ‘hold the line’ and ‘brothers in arms’ I think you need reminding that we are not actually in the trenches.
It’s just a silly mindset the union has that most of its members follow.
The analogy still applies no one would have your back.
I got my own back. I must be made of stronger stuff.
richietns
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Re: f**k em lets hit them hard, announce strike dates during local elections that will get the medias attention

Post by richietns »

FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:58
richietns wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:54
FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:39
sixfoottwo wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:18
DonkeyOT wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:14
FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:03
I say we accept the changes and the deal that was offered.
It gives posties time to look for another job if this one really does go that bad.
This uncertainty isn’t good for a lot of peoples mental health nor good for business.
I doubt they are going to budge from any deal and the longer this goes on the more our jobs could actually be at risk.
FFS, redlen and FilthyBloke. All we need now is milly and 2yearpostie.
You wouldn't want that lot in the trenches with you would you, am embarrassed for you.
Despite the CWU using terms like ‘hold the line’ and ‘brothers in arms’ I think you need reminding that we are not actually in the trenches.
It’s just a silly mindset the union has that most of its members follow.
The analogy still applies no one would have your back.
I got my own back. I must be made of stronger stuff.
Maybe but the analogy still applies.
Cedar_Room
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Re: f**k em lets hit them hard, announce strike dates during local elections that will get the medias attention

Post by Cedar_Room »

FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:58
richietns wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:54
FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:39
sixfoottwo wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:18
DonkeyOT wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:14
FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:03
I say we accept the changes and the deal that was offered.
It gives posties time to look for another job if this one really does go that bad.
This uncertainty isn’t good for a lot of peoples mental health nor good for business.
I doubt they are going to budge from any deal and the longer this goes on the more our jobs could actually be at risk.
FFS, redlen and FilthyBloke. All we need now is milly and 2yearpostie.
You wouldn't want that lot in the trenches with you would you, am embarrassed for you.
Despite the CWU using terms like ‘hold the line’ and ‘brothers in arms’ I think you need reminding that we are not actually in the trenches.
It’s just a silly mindset the union has that most of its members follow.
The analogy still applies no one would have your back.
I got my own back. I must be made of stronger stuff.
Yeah. That’ll be it :chuckle
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marroc327
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Re: f**k em lets hit them hard, announce strike dates during local elections that will get the medias attention

Post by marroc327 »

Bosley wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 13:26
:funneh
They will hit you harder with your P45 :Applause :Applause
arsenalbob
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Re: f**k em lets hit them hard, announce strike dates during local elections that will get the medias attention

Post by arsenalbob »

FilthyBloke wrote:
28 Mar 2023, 18:03
I say we accept the changes and the deal that was offered.
It gives posties time to look for another job if this one really does go that bad.
This uncertainty isn’t good for a lot of peoples mental health nor good for business.
I doubt they are going to budge from any deal and the longer this goes on the more our jobs could actually be at risk.
This one has already gone that bad. That’s why we must carry on with industrial action for as long as it takes. If it goes on beyond the current mandate then so be it.