Glasgow reject deal

[aiden01]

Well done, Glasgow.

What if the members of the glasgow branch come back with a yes vote will mean nothing.like ive already said members make their own minds up.if you have to rely on your branch telling you how to vote god help us all.im sure the branches rejecting the agreement now probably recommended most of the pec.

It still takes balls for the branch to go against the leadership's recommendations no matter how you think the vote will go

I would be easier for some of them to just ''play the game'' and go along with it

Don,t understand how it takes balls its either a yes or a no.seems like a helluva lot of cwu members are voting no does that take balls also seeing leadership are recommending it.

I think it does take balls yes

It’s easier to accept defeat and just take what’s on offer and move on with a crap deal than it is to vote no and take a gamble that we deserve and can do better than that

We don’t know what the future looks like without this agreement but we certainly know how the future looks like with it…..

Just my opinion but don't think there will be a future without support for this agreement. def cannot see any more strikes being called so what is the way forward in the event of no deal.

[jahbalon]

I think the mood music will change with news of Thompson's imminent departure, and postal workers will vote with their pockets and common sense to accept the deal.

The stark alternative does not bear thinking about.

[77SAMPOST77]

I think the mood music will change with news of Thompson's imminent departure, and postal workers will vote with their pockets and common sense to accept the deal.

The stark alternative does not bear thinking about.

Nonsense , It is terrible deal whether Thompson is here or not , surely people are not stupid enough to vote this pathetic deal in ,

(The stark alternative) what nonsense are you on about , You have no clue what will happen so stop your pathetic childish scaremongering .

[jahbalon]

And your alternative is to lead postal workers by the nose like the Pied Piper over the cliff to joblessness, poverty, and destitution.?

Thank God the majority of postal workers are not as hare brained as you.

[77SAMPOST77]

And your alternative is to lead postal workers by the nose like the Pied Piper over the cliff to joblessness, poverty, and destitution.?

Thank God the majority of postal workers are not as hare brained as you.

Poverty and destitution what planet are you on ,

You might be a scared little rabbit but most of us are made of sterner stuff and will not give in to these bullies .

[Burghboy]

And your alternative is to lead postal workers by the nose like the Pied Piper over the cliff to joblessness, poverty, and destitution.?

Thank God the majority of postal workers are not as hare brained as you.

No the alternative is to do what any true trade unionist should do and reject any deal that incorporates a two tier workforce. It goes against everything I believe in.
Am actually disgusted that union officials would even consider such an agreement.
Dave Ward has said himself the new contract are ‘disgusting’

[X_hamster]

And your alternative is to lead postal workers by the nose like the Pied Piper over the cliff to joblessness, poverty, and destitution.?

Thank God the majority of postal workers are not as hare brained as you.

Just be glad to have a job etc etc

Vote for this pish and see what they come for next and it won't be in 2025

[FirstPost]

Dave Fraud OUT!

[DirtyHarry]

Well done, Glasgow.

What if the members of the glasgow branch come back with a yes vote will mean nothing.like ive already said members make their own minds up.if you have to rely on your branch telling you how to vote god help us all.im sure the branches rejecting the agreement now probably recommended most of the pec.

I don't rely on my branch telling me how to vote.
What, in the name of God, gives you that ludicrous idea?

[pieoftheday]

Well done, Glasgow.

What if the members of the glasgow branch come back with a yes vote will mean nothing.like ive already said members make their own minds up.if you have to rely on your branch telling you how to vote god help us all.im sure the branches rejecting the agreement now probably recommended most of the pec.

I don't rely on my branch telling me how to vote.
What, in the name of God, gives you that ludicrous idea?

Well in the past we have relied on our union to recommend how to vote , trust. However this seems to have gone for many, myself included

[DirtyHarry]

Well done, Glasgow.

What if the members of the glasgow branch come back with a yes vote will mean nothing.like ive already said members make their own minds up.if you have to rely on your branch telling you how to vote god help us all.im sure the branches rejecting the agreement now probably recommended most of the pec.

I don't rely on my branch telling me how to vote.
What, in the name of God, gives you that ludicrous idea?

Well in the past we have relied on our union to recommend how to vote , trust. However this seems to have gone for many, myself included

And that's why the job has nosedived so dramatically these last 20 years.

I can't remember the last time I voted for a deal negotiated by the CWU.

In fact, I don't think I ever have.

[aiden01]

Well done, Glasgow.

What if the members of the glasgow branch come back with a yes vote will mean nothing.like ive already said members make their own minds up.if you have to rely on your branch telling you how to vote god help us all.im sure the branches rejecting the agreement now probably recommended most of the pec.

I don't rely on my branch telling me how to vote.
What, in the name of God, gives you that ludicrous idea?

So why say well done glasgow.well done what only because they are saying no would you say the same well done to branches who have voted yes.no i doubt it ile say it again some great no people on here would love to see what box they actually tick when nobody else can see.

[steve2zaf]

Well done, Glasgow.

What if the members of the glasgow branch come back with a yes vote will mean nothing.like ive already said members make their own minds up.if you have to rely on your branch telling you how to vote god help us all.im sure the branches rejecting the agreement now probably recommended most of the pec.

I don't rely on my branch telling me how to vote.
What, in the name of God, gives you that ludicrous idea?

So why say well done glasgow.well done what only because they are saying no would you say the same well done to branches who have voted yes.no i doubt it ile say it again some great no people on here would love to see what box they actually tick when nobody else can see.

Why don't you take your propaganda and shove it where the sun doesn't shine . You are constantly questioning/challenging anyone who actually has the courage to say NO to the injustice happening. Just go back to your cushy , dry ,easy factory work . You are not a postie. you are an annoying doom monger stirring animosity because the vast majority on here have the opposite view to yourself . It annoys you immensely , which is quite satisfying.

[enskied]

Well done, Glasgow.

What if the members of the glasgow branch come back with a yes vote will mean nothing.like ive already said members make their own minds up.if you have to rely on your branch telling you how to vote god help us all.im sure the branches rejecting the agreement now probably recommended most of the pec.

It still takes balls for the branch to go against the leadership's recommendations no matter how you think the vote will go

I would be easier for some of them to just ''play the game'' and go along with it

Don,t understand how it takes balls its either a yes or a no.seems like a helluva lot of cwu members are voting no does that take balls also seeing leadership are recommending it.

I think it does take balls yes

It’s easier to accept defeat and just take what’s on offer and move on with a crap deal than it is to vote no and take a gamble that we deserve and can do better than that

We don’t know what the future looks like without this agreement but we certainly know how the future looks like with it…..

Just my opinion but don't think there will be a future without support for this agreement. def cannot see any more strikes being called so what is the way forward in the event of no deal.

We can see our future Aiden and it's one we can not accept.

I will strike if that's my only option, for myself and for you . I'd rather not, no one wants to do that.

But I will .

[aiden01]

Well done, Glasgow.

What if the members of the glasgow branch come back with a yes vote will mean nothing.like ive already said members make their own minds up.if you have to rely on your branch telling you how to vote god help us all.im sure the branches rejecting the agreement now probably recommended most of the pec.

It still takes balls for the branch to go against the leadership's recommendations no matter how you think the vote will go

I would be easier for some of them to just ''play the game'' and go along with it

Don,t understand how it takes balls its either a yes or a no.seems like a helluva lot of cwu members are voting no does that take balls also seeing leadership are recommending it.

I think it does take balls yes

It’s easier to accept defeat and just take what’s on offer and move on with a crap deal than it is to vote no and take a gamble that we deserve and can do better than that

We don’t know what the future looks like without this agreement but we certainly know how the future looks like with it…..

Just my opinion but don't think there will be a future without support for this agreement. def cannot see any more strikes being called so what is the way forward in the event of no deal.

We can see our future Aiden and it's one we can not accept.

I will strike if that's my only option, for myself and for you . I'd rather not, no one wants to do that.

But I will .

Nothing to worry about mate yes we have different opinions but if deal is rejected an cwu call another strike ( which i seriously doubt) i will be on picket line again.