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Reinstate Royal Mail Strikes - Petition
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Reinstate Royal Mail Strikes - Petition
I am thinking about signing this and will make my mind up overnight. However, here you are if you do want to.
To: CWU
"We believe that the CWU postal executive committee was wrong to call off strike action against Royal Mail on the basis of the 'Interim Agreement'. This agreement gains some concessions from Royal Mail but not nearly enough. It offers talks but who can trust Royal Mail management to act fairly? We believe that ending the strikes risks throwing away the pressure built up during weeks of local and regional strikes, and during the national strikes. Royal Mail will try to string out talks until January and then attack again when the level of mail posted is lower. Royal Mail has already shown that in the great majority of cases it is not going to withdraw executive action, end excessive workload, end impossible walks, reverse disciplinary action, and sack bullying managers. We call for the strikes to be reinstated as soon as possible. We urge CWU members to sign this petition and to give their union positions (if any). We recognise that many workers may fear disciplinary action, so we accept that people may wish to use their first names only, or pseudonyms on this petition."
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To: CWU
"We believe that the CWU postal executive committee was wrong to call off strike action against Royal Mail on the basis of the 'Interim Agreement'. This agreement gains some concessions from Royal Mail but not nearly enough. It offers talks but who can trust Royal Mail management to act fairly? We believe that ending the strikes risks throwing away the pressure built up during weeks of local and regional strikes, and during the national strikes. Royal Mail will try to string out talks until January and then attack again when the level of mail posted is lower. Royal Mail has already shown that in the great majority of cases it is not going to withdraw executive action, end excessive workload, end impossible walks, reverse disciplinary action, and sack bullying managers. We call for the strikes to be reinstated as soon as possible. We urge CWU members to sign this petition and to give their union positions (if any). We recognise that many workers may fear disciplinary action, so we accept that people may wish to use their first names only, or pseudonyms on this petition."
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mailmonkey
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Re: Reinstate Royal Mail Strikes - Petition
I'll be signing, using my real name...
I don't think there can be any repercussions for signing a petition? Or do RM now have the power to curtail our freedom of speech too?
W@nkers, the lot of them.
MM
I don't think there can be any repercussions for signing a petition? Or do RM now have the power to curtail our freedom of speech too?
W@nkers, the lot of them.
MM
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Stormproof
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Re: Reinstate Royal Mail Strikes - Petition
No 24 Adam Crozier 
No 23 Dave Ward
No 23 Dave Ward
So keep on moving, moving, moving your feet
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets
Illegitimi non carborundum
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets
Illegitimi non carborundum
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pinstripe
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Re: Reinstate Royal Mail Strikes - Petition
I wouldn't be surprised if he had signed it, another holiday coming up for him?Stormproof wrote:No 24 Adam Crozier![]()
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ulster postie
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ulster postie
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Re: Reinstate Royal Mail Strikes - Petition
T B T are you going to make this a stickie
opg town walk
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steven100
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Re: Reinstate Royal Mail Strikes - Petition
i'm not signing if Adam Crozier has signed it, two faced ba******. I'm only signing it after Peter Mandelson has signed it. :mfo :mfo :mfo
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dinho1
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Re: Reinstate Royal Mail Strikes - Petition
signed . number 66 . need this circulating as 66 signatures is a bit piss poor 
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stokes11eg
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Re: Reinstate Royal Mail Strikes - Petition
Billy has proven he is not up to the job---even if we get backing to go back out on strike, he will again capitulate at the last minute.with this is mind True Blue, perhaps you could start another link /petition where we could indicate we want him out.
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Reinstate Royal Mail Strikes - Petition
Will not sign.Far better to let the people we elected to do the job they were elected to do without undermining them from this side.
Who is going to pay any attention to a petition supposedly signed by Ward, Crozier and Higson?
I love the idea of people not directly connected to this dispute voting for the strikes to be reinstated.
Who is going to pay any attention to a petition supposedly signed by Ward, Crozier and Higson?
I love the idea of people not directly connected to this dispute voting for the strikes to be reinstated.
The societies of consumption and squandering of material resources are incompatible with the idea of economic growth and a clean planet.
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mucker
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Re: Reinstate Royal Mail Strikes - Petition
done,and we most defantley have 
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spilie
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Re: Reinstate Royal Mail Strikes - Petition
clashcity just because they are our representatives doesnt mean they are right, we will decide who is right, thats why they should have consulted us before they called of strikes, and once again i will ask you and the rest of the people with blind faith ,What have they gained? Why is EA still in my office? Why have i not seen my rep since last Thursday? and before you come away with your usual What would you do? i will tell you what i would do i would COMMUNICATE with the members
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Reinstate Royal Mail Strikes - Petition
As I see it there are two sides in this dispute - The CWU and Royal Mail management.There is no third way and to quote Billy Bragg (as he appeared earlier) Which side are you on boys,which side are you on.No- the union is not perfect,no -the level of communication is not perfect,no -our reps are not always right.But now is not the time to be having that debate.Now is the time to be solidly behind those we elected to do the job.To do otherwise just plays into the hands of Royal Mail.There are far too many would-be generals.spilie wrote:clashcity just because they are our representatives doesnt mean they are right, we will decide who is right, thats why they should have consulted us before they called of strikes, and once again i will ask you and the rest of the people with blind faith ,What have they gained? Why is EA still in my office? Why have i not seen my rep since last Thursday? and before you come away with your usual What would you do? i will tell you what i would do i would COMMUNICATE with the members
Next time I get a ballot paper through my door,tell me if your name is on it and I promise to vote for you and I also promise that when you are in the middle of important negotiations I will not in any way try to undermine your position.
And lastly this petition (now 105 signatures) is pathetic.My guess is it has come from some SWP circle in which case the only question is - was it drafted before or after Bargain Hunt?And the left-leaning but liberal-minded "Cambridge cat lovers against the bomb say defend public services brigade" only get a say in whether we go back on strike after they have put several millions into a hardship fund for striking postal workers.
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Ernie Shoe
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Re: Reinstate Royal Mail Strikes - Petition
But now is not the time to be having that debate.Now is the time to be solidly behind those we elected to do the job.To do otherwise just plays into the hands of Royal Mail.There are far too many would-be generals.
Disagree - Calling off (bottling) the Strikes just plays into the hands of Royal Mail.
We will be shafted after Christmas, no doubt.
This last campaign was do or die.
The CWU bottled it - in my opinion.
Now before anyone says it I'm not a negative person at all - just a realist.
So most of London have lost a grand + in wages just to get RM to agree to an agreement.
Disagree - Calling off (bottling) the Strikes just plays into the hands of Royal Mail.
We will be shafted after Christmas, no doubt.
This last campaign was do or die.
The CWU bottled it - in my opinion.
Now before anyone says it I'm not a negative person at all - just a realist.
So most of London have lost a grand + in wages just to get RM to agree to an agreement.