Obviously nobody is planning this or even contemplating it, but simply curious...
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Unusual sick patterns.
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Darren
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Unusual sick patterns.
Lets just say a whole office went sick on a certain day (possibly maybe even a week
)during the strike action, RM would have to pay wages as normal. As long as there is nobody in danger of stage 3's etc.......This would really piss them off, but could they prove anything..?
Obviously nobody is planning this or even contemplating it, but simply curious...
Obviously nobody is planning this or even contemplating it, but simply curious...
My back is f****d......
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topnights
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Re: Unusual sick patterns.
No to that !
Go out and don't get paid. It shows that we care more about our conditions than a days pay. If you can't afford to strike, then leave the union and the job and work for Tesco. This Ballot is going to be the biggest show of strengh from postal workers. The management have asked for a war and they are going to wonder what has hit them and this gutless government. It is the end of New Labour, Adam Crozier and bullying managers. Stick together on this one people. Vote yes, strike and sacrifice a day of pay for how ever long it takes. Pulling a sicky during a strike proves nothing.
Go out and don't get paid. It shows that we care more about our conditions than a days pay. If you can't afford to strike, then leave the union and the job and work for Tesco. This Ballot is going to be the biggest show of strengh from postal workers. The management have asked for a war and they are going to wonder what has hit them and this gutless government. It is the end of New Labour, Adam Crozier and bullying managers. Stick together on this one people. Vote yes, strike and sacrifice a day of pay for how ever long it takes. Pulling a sicky during a strike proves nothing.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Unusual sick patterns.
Also if everyone did go out sick on 1 day from an office it would not be beyond the wit of even the most junior lawyer who just passed the bar exam to prove it was "Unofficial Action" just based on statistical probability and if the CWU were involved they would have their funds sequestered. If anyone really wants to go out on UIA its a lot easier to just walk out.

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Darren
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Re: Unusual sick patterns.
topnights wrote:No to that !
Go out and don't get paid. It shows that we care more about our conditions than a days pay. If you can't afford to strike, then leave the union and the job and work for Tesco. This Ballot is going to be the biggest show of strengh from postal workers. The management have asked for a war and they are going to wonder what has hit them and this gutless government. It is the end of New Labour, Adam Crozier and bullying managers. Stick together on this one people. Vote yes, strike and sacrifice a day of pay for how ever long it takes. Pulling a sicky during a strike proves nothing.
For f***s sake go and get a drink for yourself and calm down.....
It is not about getting paid it's about getting on their titties.
Oh and by the way, whats wrong with Tesco's???
My back is f****d......
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pickaname
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Re: Unusual sick patterns.
They make £1 billion profit each year and give their staff a 68p breakfast as a reward perhaps?Darren wrote:topnights wrote:No to that !
Go out and don't get paid. It shows that we care more about our conditions than a days pay. If you can't afford to strike, then leave the union and the job and work for Tesco. This Ballot is going to be the biggest show of strengh from postal workers. The management have asked for a war and they are going to wonder what has hit them and this gutless government. It is the end of New Labour, Adam Crozier and bullying managers. Stick together on this one people. Vote yes, strike and sacrifice a day of pay for how ever long it takes. Pulling a sicky during a strike proves nothing.
For f***s sake go and get a drink for yourself and calm down.....
It is not about getting paid it's about getting on their titties.
Oh and by the way, whats wrong with Tesco's???
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k979aaa
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Re: Unusual sick patterns.
just all take the week of on the sick and have swine flu instead!. Only joking by the way just lose a days pay is easier and have a good chin wag on the picket line!.TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Also if everyone did go out sick on 1 day from an office it would not be beyond the wit of even the most junior lawyer who just passed the bar exam to prove it was "Unofficial Action" just based on statistical probability and if the CWU were involved they would have their funds sequestered. If anyone really wants to go out on UIA its a lot easier to just walk out.![]()
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postal_jedi
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Re: Unusual sick patterns.
I'm sorry but I have to agree it is about not getting paid and showing that you are prepared to fight for you're working conditions, by making sacrifice - something those at the top of Royal Mail aren't. And everything is wrong with Tesco, it's the epitome exploitation RM is heading towards.Darren wrote:topnights wrote:No to that !
Go out and don't get paid. It shows that we care more about our conditions than a days pay. If you can't afford to strike, then leave the union and the job and work for Tesco. This Ballot is going to be the biggest show of strengh from postal workers. The management have asked for a war and they are going to wonder what has hit them and this gutless government. It is the end of New Labour, Adam Crozier and bullying managers. Stick together on this one people. Vote yes, strike and sacrifice a day of pay for how ever long it takes. Pulling a sicky during a strike proves nothing.
For f***s sake go and get a drink for yourself and calm down.....
It is not about getting paid it's about getting on their titties.
Oh and by the way, whats wrong with Tesco's???
Don't blame me, don't shame me, just because I'm the one to tell you.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Unusual sick patterns.
I know that was said tongue in cheek but as they say "Never A Truer Word Said In Jest"Darren wrote:
Oh and by the way, whats wrong with Tesco's???
1. Tesco Faces Down Exploitation Protests http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Busine ... 7115328540" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
2. http://www.corporatewatch.org.uk/?lid=255#staff" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Tesco and its staff (although it is 5 years out of date)
3. http://www.workersliberty.org/node/5246" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
and same page20% of Tesco sales come from non-food goods e.g. their clothing range. The clothing trade is notorious for sweatshop production. Chinese factory girls who make lingerie for top designer brands (including those used by Tesco) earn as little as £1 a day while living in a grim industrial complex…
A Manager as a Rep for Shop Floor Workers"Well let me tell you that i am a manager and i am a rep "
4. Tesco workers vote for strike http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales ... -24438933/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
5. http://www.advfn.com/lse/ShareNews.asp? ... ial-action" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Tesco has said it won't recognize Unite's right to negotiate with the company on employees' behalf when it moves its operations to Avonmouth following months of negotiations,
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norbert
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Re: Unusual sick patterns.
Prison Service staff have done that - apparently but they can't strike ? . With all due respect a Prison's Security is more important than backlogs of mail .TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Also if everyone did go out sick on 1 day from an office it would not be beyond the wit of even the most junior lawyer who just passed the bar exam to prove it was "Unofficial Action" just based on statistical probability and if the CWU were involved they would have their funds sequestered. If anyone really wants to go out on UIA its a lot easier to just walk out.![]()