So how many stayed out and how many went in

billypants · Post by **billypants** » 29 Jun 2007, 14:10

At Sevenoaks delivery office we have just over 150 staff and just 1 non-member stayed on from his night shift

not a bad turnout and we're quite chuffed

the dum poked his head out when it rained to gloat . . . . . . . then later on when most of the picket had turned to the pub he was seen walking up the road wearing just a shirt with a pouch on his back, and it was pissing down. . . . . .looks like we got the last laugh then

frankie · Post by **frankie** » 29 Jun 2007, 14:35

DirtyHarry · Post by **DirtyHarry** » 29 Jun 2007, 14:45

We had about 3 wallys scabbing out of a total workforce of about 60. Not bad.

:lfo :cfo

billypants · Post by **billypants** » 29 Jun 2007, 15:09

frankie wrote:At Avonmouth delivery office out of entire staff, only 4 went to work and one of them was a dum! Like yours, ours poked his head out to come and inform us we are only supposed to have 6 on picket line, so we said as long as there's no trouble it's ok. We were on duty from 4.30 till 8.30 then the 2nd shift took over. All drivers going into nearby depot tooting their horns in support. we also had a letter of support from the firemen at Patchway, fantastic effort all round!

with all the support I'm hearing about from other workforces I wonder if the CWU can convince their unions to support us too

bristolchris · Post by **bristolchris** » 29 Jun 2007, 15:45

8 OUT OF 100+ went in, in our place. Very proud of the People who did not. Not too far away from you `billypants`

Steaders · Post by **Steaders** » 29 Jun 2007, 16:05

In our office we have about 30ish staff:

6 on picket duty,
3 strike breakers (1 lower than the stuff I regularly tred in as he picked up an extra SA which we didn't cover)
1 non union member who went in

The rest obviously stayed at home (in the dry)

2 vans arrived but didn't cross the line - manager came out and unloaded them

garythepostie · Post by **garythepostie** » 29 Jun 2007, 16:07

Over 200 in our office 3

went in ( Bradford south ).

elingviking · Post by **elingviking** » 29 Jun 2007, 16:21

Totton 68 staff only four went in a great effort turned back two lorries usually a piss poor office but we have had enough roll on y=the next strike day

ianpostie · Post by **ianpostie** » 29 Jun 2007, 17:19

welwyn garden city do 120ish staff---100% support to the strike.well done lads!

L Tommo · Post by **L Tommo** » 29 Jun 2007, 17:33

750 OUT.... 2 NON UNION IN...

WELL DONE BOYS N GIRLS!!!

NEVER LET THE BASTARDS GRIND US DOWN!!!!

cruisey · Post by **cruisey** » 29 Jun 2007, 17:52

KINGS NORTON D.O

63 OUT 0 IN
ONLY PEOPLE TO CROSS THE LINE WERE THE DUM AND 3 OTHER FAT MANAGERS. 1 HAD THE NERVE TO WAVE AT US AS HE DROVE IN. WHAT A TWAT

sadlersbitch · Post by **sadlersbitch** » 29 Jun 2007, 18:20

Good to hear the boys and girls at WGC stayed firm!
:cfo :lfo

Wilbur Spoons · Post by **Wilbur Spoons** » 29 Jun 2007, 18:51

Sale Office 100% behind the strike again!

As the rep on the gates whilst the main rep recovers from a damaged foot I must admit I was proud as anything of the members and non members who decided that they weren't taking any more RM shite and stayed outside.

Keep it up, this is only the first step.

Post by **stephen500** » 29 Jun 2007, 18:59

Chester Mail centre
2 went in!

cwu · Post by **cwu** » 29 Jun 2007, 19:09

Preston mail centre

picket was strong..... three deliveries turned back...... out of 600 members 3 scabbed and 4 non members........... 98% solid support.

Keep the faith............

ROYALMAILCHAT

So how many stayed out and how many went in

So how many stayed out and how many went in

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