Pension Crisis..
It is time to launch a spring offensive, an industrial action ballot should take place now. Forget talking to unite, tell them we are taking action, they are with us or against us (who wants to share a sleeping bag with a manager anyway???). Forget lobbying your syphilitic MPs, they are not interested, their fat pensions will keep their bowels open for the rest of their lives. Billy LardAr$£ and his drunken cronies must deliver now, they will let us down at their peril.
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Spring Offensive
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the undertaker
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Spring Offensive
5 Kilo Man
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DBur42
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the undertaker
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DBur42
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seeker019
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Well, arn't we a bunch of idiots.................................
We went on strike to stop Flexability and it was voted in...............
Why bother striking again, to loose money, just to see the Pension changes voted in anyway or by executive action??????????
We went on strike to stop Flexability and it was voted in...............
Why bother striking again, to loose money, just to see the Pension changes voted in anyway or by executive action??????????
Trust Royal Mail? God help us all.....
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DGP1
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RM will always force their plans through but we can always make it a little bit more difficult for them, just because they always win doesn't mean we shouldn't fight.seeker019 wrote:Well, arn't we a bunch of idiots.................................
We went on strike to stop Flexability and it was voted in...............
Why bother striking again, to loose money, just to see the Pension changes voted in anyway or by executive action??????????
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
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DirtyHarry
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That is right, disgruntled mate...................But a work to rule, we must remember always that Hayes & Ward have already made known their viewdisgruntledpostie1 wrote:
RM will always force their plans through but we can always make it a little bit more difficult for them, just because they always win doesn't mean we shouldn't fight.
that, "we appreciate the NEED for pension reform", which basically means postal workers will lose their final salary scheme whatever they do.
We'll be mugged off, again.............No point in adding to it by throwing away days wages just so Billy & Dave can play gesture politics, and have senior
management laughing at us while we do it.
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BELIAL
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