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Chances of a resolution this week?

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Robbo318
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Chances of a resolution this week?

Post by Robbo318 »

This is just a post for people to air their hopes, thoughts or any rumours they've heard if that RM & CWU are gonna get near a resolution this week? :hmmmm

This will be the 3rd week of talks between the 2 parties.
tailfly12
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Re: Chances of a resolution this week?

Post by tailfly12 »

I think a really good chance of agreement. The difference this time its all out strike.
jlu
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Re: Chances of a resolution this week?

Post by jlu »

what have they talked about for 3weeks!! not heard any thing different from first week of talks
belle
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Re: Chances of a resolution this week?

Post by belle »

It depends as if RM really want to smash the CWU then why sign an agreement or have they really bitten of more than they can chew this time we will see they might decide to cull the managers to give us some breathing space
Cut Off King
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Re: Chances of a resolution this week?

Post by Cut Off King »

I doesn't really matter - Unless its a good fair deal, we WILL fight on, whatever the cost. REMEMBER - RM wants to sack 60,000 F/T jobs and convert the rest of us to P/T.

NOBODY wants a 2007 deal all over again

A Long term STABLE agreement is what we want, NOT a short term form of words to see us through to summer 2010.
patio1
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Re: Chances of a resolution this week?

Post by patio1 »

lets just get back to work so our families can have a xmas.
let union and management argue between themselves.
studmuffin
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Re: Chances of a resolution this week?

Post by studmuffin »

Cut Off King wrote:I doesn't really matter - Unless its a good fair deal, we WILL fight on, whatever the cost. REMEMBER - RM wants to sack 60,000 F/T jobs and convert the rest of us to P/T.

NOBODY wants a 2007 deal all over again

A Long term STABLE agreement is what we want, NOT a short term form of words to see us through to summer 2010.
it doesnt matter what rm and the cwu agree, rm will rip it up whenever they feel like it
Cut Off King
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Re: Chances of a resolution this week?

Post by Cut Off King »

patio1 wrote:exactly could not be truer said. our office the management do what they want when they want and the union guy don,t even no it being done. WHAT A JOKE OUR UNION IS .
If your rep is crap and you care about ypur job...STAND for the reps job

You'll get training from the CWU so that you can confront your DOM when he breaches the rules & agreements
bandit1157
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Re: Chances of a resolution this week?

Post by bandit1157 »

Cut Off King wrote:
patio1 wrote:exactly could not be truer said. our office the management do what they want when they want and the union guy don,t even no it being done. WHAT A JOKE OUR UNION IS .
If your rep is crap and you care about ypur job...STAND for the reps job

You'll get training from the CWU so that you can confront your DOM when he breaches the rules & agreements
patio1 it doesn't sound like you are helping your rep. why dont you tell him if you know something is going on instead of coming on here and calling the union.
as cut off king said you could do the reps job and confront your dom, but i'm afraid to confront your dom you might have to buy a mirror.
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dave7634
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Re: Chances of a resolution this week?

Post by dave7634 »

Cut Off King wrote:I doesn't really matter - Unless its a good fair deal, we WILL fight on, whatever the cost. REMEMBER - RM wants to sack 60,000 F/T jobs and convert the rest of us to P/T.

NOBODY wants a 2007 deal all over again

A Long term STABLE agreement is what we want, NOT a short term form of words to see us through to summer 2010.
What's the chance this time RM repeating what they did in 07 and tagging another lump sum like the £400 carrot? I hope this time we've learned our lesson on that one but some people out there would sell members of their family for less believe me.
Frosty
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Re: Chances of a resolution this week?

Post by Frosty »

How long has it been?? How will this week be any different?? Think it is time discussions were made public then we will see what is really being said. Don't see any resolution if they wanted to fix it they would. Think they are thinking let it go pop and that way debt will not need to be cleared. Discussions need to be made more public then we will see exactly what direction they want to head in .......ie Modernisation do the actually mean Privatisation???????
drevil1969uk
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Re: Chances of a resolution this week?

Post by drevil1969uk »

Didnt i read somewhere that :cfo said it would take two months to negotiate everything. I dont think it will mean striking for all that time but as its been said lets not saign a rubbish deal again and siang anything that waived in front of us
robmacca
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Re: Chances of a resolution this week?

Post by robmacca »

No Deal!

RM will string this out because they know they can and they will be dependent on people drifting back to work as Christmas draws near.
Thankfully the majority of CWU members will stick it out.
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Destroyer
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Re: Chances of a resolution this week?

Post by Destroyer »

robmacca wrote:No Deal!

RM will string this out because they know they can and they will be dependent on people drifting back to work as Christmas draws near.
Thankfully the majority of CWU members will stick it out.
One of the problems i think there is must be in those offices where the changes have been forced in thru executive action, where peoples attendances/duty patterns have been changed already ?? Theres got to be a deal on the table now for them surely ?? Compensation for those who have suffered a loss of earnings too ?? Redundancy / who gets it & how it affects others left behind ??
RM & CWU Reps Opinion is 'NOT' National Agreement
Cut Off King
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Re: Chances of a resolution this week?

Post by Cut Off King »

Destroyer wrote:
robmacca wrote:No Deal!

RM will string this out because they know they can and they will be dependent on people drifting back to work as Christmas draws near.
Thankfully the majority of CWU members will stick it out.
One of the problems i think there is must be in those offices where the changes have been forced in thru executive action, where peoples attendances/duty patterns have been changed already ?? Theres got to be a deal on the table now for them surely ?? Compensation for those who have suffered a loss of earnings too ?? Redundancy / who gets it & how it affects others left behind ??
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