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march on parliament

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collectionsarebest
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march on parliament

Post by collectionsarebest »

will there be a cwu organized march on the seat of our fair government on strike days???
I'm sure this would be alot better way of getting our point across then standing outside our offices, which if anything like my few local offices are well of the beaten track.
And if there is such a march going on be sure to remember the 'we are not striking over pay' banners
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Post by westlondonpostie »

Good idea.
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DirtyHarry
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Re: march on parliament

Post by DirtyHarry »

Personally, I wouldn't waste my time making a gesture those cretins at Westminster would just ignore.

My gesture will be my withdrawal of labour, thus playing my part in bringing the postal service to a grinding halt. A day a week, I could manage that indefinitely, and with my colleagues in the mail centres doing the same, we'll wear them twats down, of that I'm sure.
collectionsarebest
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its not just the gesture to the twits as you put it, there will be plenty of reporters there wanting to talk to posties, get the coherent ones among us to the front and get our point on every news report and paper across our fair land. and i hate to say it but our fates our ultimately in the hand of the stakeholders i.e the twits
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Post by Carnoustie »

collectionsarebest wrote:get the coherent ones among us to the front
and stop the reporters getting anywhere near Hayes, after last night's inept Newsnight performance :roll:
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collectionsarebest wrote:its not just the gesture to the twits as you put it, there will be plenty of reporters there wanting to talk to posties, get the coherent ones among us to the front and get our point on every news report and paper across our fair land. and i hate to say it but our fates our ultimately in the hand of the stakeholders i.e the twits
But you know that reporters will be directed by their editors to back up their anti union stance to interview the biggest looking idiot with a dodgy haircut, obese, glasses, speech inpediment, lisp and every other unattractive feature you could imagine in a person. Shame some of these people got promoted into management. :Very Happy
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But you know that reporters will be directed by their editors to back up their anti union stance to interview the biggest looking idiot with a dodgy haircut, obese, glasses, speech inpediment, lisp and every other unattractive feature you could imagine in a person.
You don't mean Billy do you?