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RM SAY 60% WORKED - CWU SAY 95% DIDN'T!

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RM SAY 60% WORKED - CWU SAY 95% DIDN'T!

Post by mdtomuk »

BIT LIKE BOTH SIDES REPORTING CASUALTIES IN A WAR! CEEFAX SAYS THAT ROYAL MAIL STATED THAT 60% WORKED, THE UNION WEBSITE STATE THAT 95% SUPPORTED THE STRIKE!!!
WELL I DIDNT GET ANY POST TODAY - WEEHEEE!!!

:dance :dance :dance :dance :dance :dance :dance :crazy:
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Post by hackneyjoe »

Loads of reports and pictures on www.socialistworker.co.uk
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Post by sammysammy »

We had a total walk out no one went in and I had heard that the DA area was very go also!!
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Post by coppertop »

Well RM are bound to come up with figures like that. Crozier is renown for being a bit sparse with the truth, we were told that all managers got a £2000 bonus this week, thought that they had no more money. So as we can see you should not relay on thier figures :cfo :cfo :cfo :cfo . Believe your union they are with us :dance :dance
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Post by IWW Fellow Worker »

I wouldn't mind knowing how Royal Fail arrive at 60%. But this just proves what liars they are.
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Post by DirtyHarry »

Gosh , it's a toughie this one, who do I believe , Leighton & Crozier, or my union ????? :crazy:

Remind me again , who said we were underworked and overpaid ? They'd be the ones I wouldn't trust to tell the truth
about anything, at anytime. :lfo :cfo :cool
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Post by 539 »

I can tell you now that it was between 90 to 95% out today and that came from a manager who was manning the phones, because all areas of the country had to phone into the mail centre where he was working so dont listen to all the management shite.

I would like to say a big well done to all who supported the union today :Applause
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Post by cruisey »

I'll second that sentiment. Spoke to the area sec in birmingham and he said only 3% of the workforce went in. 97% on strike in our area. :Applause :Applause
leighton and crozier must be licking their wounds
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Post by 539 »

I think everyone would agree leighton is a big baby when he dont get his way. He got a kick in the bollocks and cant handle it so they are trying everything to discredit the strike but they cant my area was 97% also. :lfo

And with only 40 mins IPS in my office on a saturday morning and all my boys starting at 0600 watch it fail.
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Post by side_door »

The general public will make their decision on how many went to work, upon how many letters were delivered.

In Bulwell, Nottingham - that is zero.

Which equals 60% of what exactly?
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Post by the beautiful bd south »

I think royal mail have included last nights night shift whose industrial action starts tonight?

we had 2 people that came in on early turn

and one of the local do's whos manager claimed that there were well into double figures with staff coming in had 3
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Post by bristolchris »

Yes, now, who would you believe????????????????????????????????????????????????????? Oh that`s a hard one, I don`t think.
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Post by Wilbur Spoons »

Again that is an indictement of the tactics that those two idiots have played throughout all this. They have just basically tried to trick people rather than sort things out properly.

How long til they lose their jobs? I mean someone above them knows that they are liars by now and must be on their way to getting rid.
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Post by rhino49 »

maybe he means only 60% of managers went in :Very Happy
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Post by POSTMAN »

A message from Billy Hayes, General Secretary & Dave Ward DGS (Postal)

Dear Colleagues,

We would like to thank all Postal Workers for your tremendous turnout
and overwhelming support in the Strike action that has taken place over
the 29th/30th June.

The Union established a reporting process, covering every branch and
area of the country. Reports on the ground demonstrate this is the most
well supported strike action undertaken on a national basis with over
95% support.

We all know Royal Mails' Business Leaders are well versed in the world
of P.R and spin. They will endeavour to dampen down the real level of
support for the strike. However, we are countering this with our own
media communications.

The Union's Executive will be meeting next week to outline our next
steps and we will be writing to individual members in the very near
future. In the meantime, we would like you to pass on our thanks to the
members in your workplace.


Kevin Slocombe
Head of Communications




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