jinks wrote:Nothing has changed, nothing at all sadly. Got the word from the horses mouth. If was a close vote, but a return to work either way. They needed Doncaster and Sheffield support really to be fair - then the house of cards would have fallen.
Still, they will all be holding their heads up high tomorrow
Fighting with your hands tied behind your back when it's every office for them self, well done for trying.It was a hard decision to end the strike, but as you all know you cant live on thin air, i jusy hope that it has made some sort of inpact, you might still think
lincoln is a soft touch, we tried to do something, we may have failed, but at least we TRIED.
HQ know this and should never have recommended agreeing to the deal in 2007, shouldn't even have had another ballot until there was something beter on the table.
Begining of 2007 IA CWU HQ said "Royal mail want all units isolated" end of 2007 IA CWU HQ said "you'll get a say locally"
Thats new, a union that doesn't care much about collective bargaining!