If you are voting NO - PLEASE SHARE - 'VOTE NO' LEAFLET

[John Gaita]

If you are voting No, please share and post this everywhere – online, offline, printed.

If you are voting Yes, you are agreeing to everything mentioned on this leaflet.

Thank you and good luck everyone.

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[X_hamster]

With the compulsory winter flexing you wont even be finished for final score on Saturdays.

[steve2zaf]

Everything written is true - VOTE NO

[LouBarlow]

Probably should add that you will be doing all of those if you vote no too.

[CRIBMAD]

GREAT POST ! and as for the torch take it from me it is not worth having , i had to buy two commando torches and it was still a crap ,4 months lates i had in the lockdown was the worst of my life eventually went off with stress !

[77SAMPOST77]

Probably should add that you will be doing all of those if you vote no too.

Doom and gloom Lou at it again ,
At least the no voters are brave enough to protest whatever happens ,
Lou will give in to anything , such a yes man .
When royal mail say jump Lou says how high .

[CRIBMAD]

Probably should add that you will be doing all of those if you vote no too.

BOLLOCKS ! Flora

[X_hamster]

Probably should add that you will be doing all of those if you vote no too.

Can at least say we didnt vote in or agree with the sell-out.

That matters more to some people, you know.

[LouBarlow]

Probably should add that you will be doing all of those if you vote no too.

Can at least say we didnt vote in or agree with the sell-out.

That matters more to some people, you know.

It matters more than a pay-rise, lump sum and having union involvement in your employment rights going forward? Wow. Fact is, voting no means you will still be delivering in the dark, apparently being attacked non-stop by dogs and muggers, but at least you can turn round and tell them that you didn’t vote to be out there.

I’ll ask again, for the umpteenth time, what do you hope to achieve by voting no?

[CRIBMAD]

a better deal or redundancy you plank !

[ashmeister77]

With the compulsory winter flexing you wont even be finished for final score on Saturdays.

Is it compulsory?

[X_hamster]

With the compulsory winter flexing you wont even be finished for final score on Saturdays.

Is it compulsory?

If its voted in through the deal then yes, less hours in summer, compulsory more hours in winter.

[X_hamster]

Probably should add that you will be doing all of those if you vote no too.

Can at least say we didnt vote in or agree with the sell-out.

That matters more to some people, you know.

It matters more than a pay-rise, lump sum and having union involvement in your employment rights going forward? Wow. Fact is, voting no means you will still be delivering in the dark, apparently being attacked non-stop by dogs and muggers, but at least you can turn round and tell them that you didn’t vote to be out there.

I’ll ask again, for the umpteenth time, what do you hope to achieve by voting no?

The unions involvement in employment rights thus far, is exactly the reason to vote NO.

People will vote NO and ultimately leave the sinking ship, and its entirely their right, than shoehorning in an absolute sell out.

[LouBarlow]

Probably should add that you will be doing all of those if you vote no too.

Can at least say we didnt vote in or agree with the sell-out.

That matters more to some people, you know.

It matters more than a pay-rise, lump sum and having union involvement in your employment rights going forward? Wow. Fact is, voting no means you will still be delivering in the dark, apparently being attacked non-stop by dogs and muggers, but at least you can turn round and tell them that you didn’t vote to be out there.

I’ll ask again, for the umpteenth time, what do you hope to achieve by voting no?

The unions involvement in employment rights thus far, is exactly the reason to vote NO.

People will vote NO and ultimately leave the sinking ship, and its entirely their right, than shoehorning in an absolute sell out.

Voting no and then leaving is possibly the most ridiculous thing I have read on these boards yet. If you are going to leave anyway, vote yes, get your well deserved lump sum and then leave with £1400 in your pocket.

Why would you vote against a lump sum if you are going to leave anyway? Lol.

[X_hamster]

Probably should add that you will be doing all of those if you vote no too.

Can at least say we didnt vote in or agree with the sell-out.

That matters more to some people, you know.

It matters more than a pay-rise, lump sum and having union involvement in your employment rights going forward? Wow. Fact is, voting no means you will still be delivering in the dark, apparently being attacked non-stop by dogs and muggers, but at least you can turn round and tell them that you didn’t vote to be out there.

I’ll ask again, for the umpteenth time, what do you hope to achieve by voting no?

The unions involvement in employment rights thus far, is exactly the reason to vote NO.

People will vote NO and ultimately leave the sinking ship, and its entirely their right, than shoehorning in an absolute sell out.

Voting no and then leaving is possibly the most ridiculous thing I have read on these boards yet. If you are going to leave anyway, vote yes, get your well deserved lump sum and then leave with £1400 in your pocket. Ki

Why would you vote against a lump sum if you are going to leave anyway? Lol.

Some have the decency not to sell their colleagues and friends out for a chicken feed taxed lump.....then leave.

Some may differ, hence why its down to choice.