TrueBlueTerrier wrote:I know what it should mean but RM think it means:fishtank wrote:Does everybody understand what "Customer service continuity" means because i do?
Closing Post Offices.
Cancelling 1st delivery
.................. basically the 17 points in Postman's list about why we are striking.
stephen500 wrote:The agreement appears at first glance a reasonable one.
It just depends how much Acas and this independent person have involvement.
For me the jury is out and we will see whether RM are just stringing us along.
If they decide to take us to the cleaners then we are done for!
Two statements did disturb me.
1) Mr Barber, man of the people, stating that "change is coming". He sounded like he looked forward to it!
2) Mr Higson to paraphrase "Pensions have nothing to do with this agreement, you kicked out the government's idea, so too bad".
kwikpost wrote:we had a letter from the union this morning inside was a tube of KY gel and dildo.
Why? Does it excite you?clashcityrocker wrote:Why are so many people on here fixated by anal sex, sex toys and vaseline?
fully agree,Spartacus wrote:There must be a lot of people with sore knees on here today, all that kneejerking that's been going on over the last few days.
This agreement was unanimously accepted by the PEC, including the good people from London, these people are not going to go back to the postal workers of London who have lost nearly 4 weeks wages unless they can look them in the eye and say " We've got the best deal we could".
Last night was ridiculous on here with all the comments people made before even seeing the draft agreement.
Read the draft agreement and then see how many concessions RM have made.
There's a long way to go and people moaning and threatening to resign from the CWU ain't gonna help anyone but the RM, this was a hugely successful and well supported strike, don't go throwing it all away by throwing the toys out of the pram.
I'll trust my knees if i'ts ok with you.Spartacus wrote:There must be a lot of people with sore knees on here today, all that kneejerking that's been going on over the last few days.
This agreement was unanimously accepted by the PEC, including the good people from London, these people are not going to go back to the postal workers of London who have lost nearly 4 weeks wages unless they can look them in the eye and say " We've got the best deal we could".
Last night was ridiculous on here with all the comments people made before even seeing the draft agreement.
Read the draft agreement and then see how many concessions RM have made.
There's a long way to go and people moaning and threatening to resign from the CWU ain't gonna help anyone but the RM, this was a hugely successful and well supported strike, don't go throwing it all away by throwing the toys out of the pram.
fishtank wrote:I'll trust my knees if i'ts ok with you.Spartacus wrote:There must be a lot of people with sore knees on here today, all that kneejerking that's been going on over the last few days.
This agreement was unanimously accepted by the PEC, including the good people from London, these people are not going to go back to the postal workers of London who have lost nearly 4 weeks wages unless they can look them in the eye and say " We've got the best deal we could".
Last night was ridiculous on here with all the comments people made before even seeing the draft agreement.
Read the draft agreement and then see how many concessions RM have made.
There's a long way to go and people moaning and threatening to resign from the CWU ain't gonna help anyone but the RM, this was a hugely successful and well supported strike, don't go throwing it all away by throwing the toys out of the pram.
I see NO concrete concessions from RM but then why would I?
It's only a form of words!