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rallying letter
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vigilante
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rallying letter
put this up if anybody wanted it to copy it for the cause.
WE NEED YOU AGAIN
Last Friday when the CWU called a national day of strike action we could not have asked for a better response from the members of our branches. Almost every unit in the area came out en mass to support our call for Royal Mail to return to the negotiating table.
All shifts starting after 7pm next Thursday night will be asked to take strike action again.
We have made sure that you are more informed than ever during this dispute and there is absolutely no need for us to repeat what is at stake for us all.
The purpose of this bulletin is to ask every single member to support the strike action next week as we look to force Royal Mail to treat the CWU seriously. We will be leaving no stone unturned in making sure everyone has all the tools needed for next weeks action.
We are of course hopeful that a resolution can be found before next week. The CWU have given Royal Mail 7 days and a lot could change during this time. All members will be getting letters to your home addresses from CWU HQ giving the latest position early next week.
All we ask of you is to deliver an exact repeat of last week. For all their bravado Royal Mail were shocked and knocked back by the turnouts in all units last week. Many managers were predicting large numbers of staff would be working and this never materialised.
We were extremely proud to be your representatives last week and we know that come next Thursday/Friday that will be the case once more. As well as standing up for your union, you are standing up for YOUR future and the future of the postal industry.
WE NEED YOU AGAIN
Last Friday when the CWU called a national day of strike action we could not have asked for a better response from the members of our branches. Almost every unit in the area came out en mass to support our call for Royal Mail to return to the negotiating table.
All shifts starting after 7pm next Thursday night will be asked to take strike action again.
We have made sure that you are more informed than ever during this dispute and there is absolutely no need for us to repeat what is at stake for us all.
The purpose of this bulletin is to ask every single member to support the strike action next week as we look to force Royal Mail to treat the CWU seriously. We will be leaving no stone unturned in making sure everyone has all the tools needed for next weeks action.
We are of course hopeful that a resolution can be found before next week. The CWU have given Royal Mail 7 days and a lot could change during this time. All members will be getting letters to your home addresses from CWU HQ giving the latest position early next week.
All we ask of you is to deliver an exact repeat of last week. For all their bravado Royal Mail were shocked and knocked back by the turnouts in all units last week. Many managers were predicting large numbers of staff would be working and this never materialised.
We were extremely proud to be your representatives last week and we know that come next Thursday/Friday that will be the case once more. As well as standing up for your union, you are standing up for YOUR future and the future of the postal industry.
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madelin4
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Re: rallying letter
cornishrep wrote:put this up if anybody wanted it to copy it for the cause.
WE NEED YOU AGAIN
Last Friday when the CWU called a national day of strike action we could not have asked for a better response from the members of our branches. Almost every unit in the area came out en mass to support our call for Royal Mail to return to the negotiating table.
All shifts starting after 7pm next Thursday night will be asked to take strike action again.
We have made sure that you are more informed than ever during this dispute and there is absolutely no need for us to repeat what is at stake for us all.
The purpose of this bulletin is to ask every single member to support the strike action next week as we look to force Royal Mail to treat the CWU seriously. We will be leaving no stone unturned in making sure everyone has all the tools needed for next weeks action.
We are of course hopeful that a resolution can be found before next week. The CWU have given Royal Mail 7 days and a lot could change during this time. All members will be getting letters to your home addresses from CWU HQ giving the latest position early next week.
All we ask of you is to deliver an exact repeat of last week. For all their bravado Royal Mail were shocked and knocked back by the turnouts in all units last week. Many managers were predicting large numbers of staff would be working and this never materialised.
We were extremely proud to be your representatives last week and we know that come next Thursday/Friday that will be the case once more. As well as standing up for your union, you are standing up for YOUR future and the future of the postal industry.
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madelin4
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Re: rallying letter
We in N I supported the union on the 29th and now we are not getting the chance to do it on the 13th as its a non-delivery day for us anyhow..did no1 think of us??cornishrep wrote:put this up if anybody wanted it to copy it for the cause.
WE NEED YOU AGAIN
Last Friday when the CWU called a national day of strike action we could not have asked for a better response from the members of our branches. Almost every unit in the area came out en mass to support our call for Royal Mail to return to the negotiating table.
All shifts starting after 7pm next Thursday night will be asked to take strike action again.
We have made sure that you are more informed than ever during this dispute and there is absolutely no need for us to repeat what is at stake for us all.
The purpose of this bulletin is to ask every single member to support the strike action next week as we look to force Royal Mail to treat the CWU seriously. We will be leaving no stone unturned in making sure everyone has all the tools needed for next weeks action.
We are of course hopeful that a resolution can be found before next week. The CWU have given Royal Mail 7 days and a lot could change during this time. All members will be getting letters to your home addresses from CWU HQ giving the latest position early next week.
All we ask of you is to deliver an exact repeat of last week. For all their bravado Royal Mail were shocked and knocked back by the turnouts in all units last week. Many managers were predicting large numbers of staff would be working and this never materialised.
We were extremely proud to be your representatives last week and we know that come next Thursday/Friday that will be the case once more. As well as standing up for your union, you are standing up for YOUR future and the future of the postal industry.
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Re: rallying letter
You could always turn up on the picket line. One lot wearing Orange, the other lot wearing Green, all united against the strike breakers and management.madelin4 wrote:We in N I supported the union on the 29th and now we are not getting the chance to do it on the 13th as its a non-delivery day for us anyhow..did no1 think of us??
Don't let the bosses divide us!
The Industrial Workers of the World. The union whose members never scab!
"The working class and the employing class have nothing in common."
"The working class and the employing class have nothing in common."
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madelin4
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Re: rallying letter
LOL..IWW Fellow Worker wrote:You could always turn up on the picket line. One lot wearing Orange, the other lot wearing Green, all united against the strike breakers and management.madelin4 wrote:We in N I supported the union on the 29th and now we are not getting the chance to do it on the 13th as its a non-delivery day for us anyhow..did no1 think of us??
Don't let the bosses divide us!
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Its a bank holiday for NI only so he is being a bit disingenuous.
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Re: rallying letter
LOL? Of course invite them, and don't forget the RBP, the ABOD and the AOH. (And I'll bet the only people on this side of the Irish Sea who will get that either come from Glasgow or Liverpool).madelin4 wrote:LOL..IWW Fellow Worker wrote:You could always turn up on the picket line. One lot wearing Orange, the other lot wearing Green, all united against the strike breakers and management.madelin4 wrote:We in N I supported the union on the 29th and now we are not getting the chance to do it on the 13th as its a non-delivery day for us anyhow..did no1 think of us??
Don't let the bosses divide us!![]()
The Industrial Workers of the World. The union whose members never scab!
"The working class and the employing class have nothing in common."
"The working class and the employing class have nothing in common."
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madelin4
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well what our office up here is doing as no1 put there name down to come in Friday 13th he is making anyone who wants the day off apply for it!! then they poss along with union rep who will get the day off and who will come in, no one wants to go in as you dont get paid , u just save a days leave!!not really worth it like.. but app he needs so many in on that day and thats why..lucky for me its my D O but others not so lucky tho. what is the plan up ur way for the 13th?disgruntledpostie1 wrote:Our DUM informed us that there was no IA in NI on 12/13 is there any truth??????![]()
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madelin4
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Re: madelin4
Yep, B H for us , but our DOM wants people in to sort... not worth it as iv said to disgruntle postie..cornishrep wrote:well i know that our branch mentioned n i in paperwork sent to me madelin.
unfortunately you've got a bank holiday i think?
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vigilante
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bank holiday
bank holiday is a bank holiday madelin4 he can't make you do anything!
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disgruntled
aahh now ive got it sorry mate crossed lines.
but if you all apply for day off who says who goes in??
but if you all apply for day off who says who goes in??
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madelin4
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Re: disgruntled
I dont know how they plan to work that one out at all!!! mayb those with least hours worked..umm dont know.. be interesting.. i will keep posted.cornishrep wrote:aahh now ive got it sorry mate crossed lines.
but if you all apply for day off who says who goes in??