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Simple Question For All CWU Members
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Cybitech
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Simple Question For All CWU Members
Now at 2 strikes, £120 gone from the wage packets of Royal Mail staff, quite a few large busniesses moving to the competitors for a more reliable service.
Tell me, how can the union justify the staff losing approx £60 per strike day, and killing the business in the process ? Whats it for ? some extra littlepittance on top of what we get at the moment ? Where's the sense in it ? Surely it would be best to work to rule, rather than shoot ourselves in the foot, and killing the business ?
I look forward to your replies.........
Tell me, how can the union justify the staff losing approx £60 per strike day, and killing the business in the process ? Whats it for ? some extra littlepittance on top of what we get at the moment ? Where's the sense in it ? Surely it would be best to work to rule, rather than shoot ourselves in the foot, and killing the business ?
I look forward to your replies.........
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IWW Fellow Worker
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Cybitech
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IWW Fellow Worker
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There is no answer to the s**t you write. You're an obvious bosses boy on here for a wind up. A couple of your mates were on here last night. Same s**t, different day.Cybitech wrote:that remark, still hasn't answered any of my questions....... now use what brain you have and think of an answer instead of attempting to insult.
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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wakkono
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Cybitech
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IWW Fellow Worker
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I can easily answer your questions, but it does get a bit tiresome answering scabby bastards with no self-respect such as youself.Cybitech wrote:obviously then, you can't answer any of the questions.......just goes to show.....
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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Cybitech
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IWW Fellow Worker wrote:I can easily answer your questions, but it does get a bit tiresome answering scabby bastards with no self-respect such as youself.Cybitech wrote:obviously then, you can't answer any of the questions.......just goes to show.....
Actually, i have plenty of self-respect, it's respect for 2 faced little people that i don't have, and by the way, i too am a union member.
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IWW Fellow Worker
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Then abide by the democratic process and stop trying to persuade everyone else to scab. You've chosen the wrong site Tory boy.Cybitech wrote:IWW Fellow Worker wrote:I can easily answer your questions, but it does get a bit tiresome answering scabby bastards with no self-respect such as youself.Cybitech wrote:obviously then, you can't answer any of the questions.......just goes to show.....
Actually, i have plenty of self-respect, it's respect for 2 faced little people that i don't have, and by the way, i too am a union member.
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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wakkono
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GoldenB
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Cybitech
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If the union members can go on strike without thinking twice about it, then why don't they feel like they can work to rule ? By doing so, it would hit Royal Mail very hard. I'm all for working to rule, bring it on guys, to be honest if the Union balloted for work to rule instead of strike, i bet they'd get a much higher response, and also more people willing to participate.GoldenB wrote:I agree working to rule would crush Royal mail, it has been brought up at many meetings but never followed through.
You tell me how to 90% enforce it like the strike action did and we could all do it
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PHP
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Re: Simple Question For All CWU Members
We still have our dignity!Cybitech wrote:Now at 2 strikes, £120 gone from the wage packets of Royal Mail staff,
Who delivers the last mile and will be for the foreseeable future?!Cybitech wrote:quite a few large busniesses moving to the competitors for a more reliable service.,
Leighton and Crozier don't need any help killing the business, they're doing a fine job by themselves!Cybitech wrote:Tell me, how can the union justify the staff losing approx £60 per strike day, and killing the business in the process ?
We only want to be treated with respect and given adequate pay and acceptable working conditions!Cybitech wrote:Whats it for ? some extra littlepittance on top of what we get at the moment ? Where's the sense in it ?
A lot of RM workers are working to rule and as the strikes go on and the workload increases I can see more doing so.Cybitech wrote:Surely it would be best to work to rule, rather than shoot ourselves in the foot, and killing the business ?
I look forward to your replies.........
Do you work for Royal Mail? If so, what do you do? You seem very ignorant and/or blinkered on certain matters.
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UP THE WORKERS!
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madelin4
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Cybitech
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I've actuallt been on rural deliveries for the past 7 years and town deliveries for 3 before that.
The problem is that not enough people do work to rule to make any difference to the mail, you know, come back to time, start next day from where you finished the day before, seat belts on all the time, walk up and down paths, instead of cutting accross gardens, just simple things like that would have much more impact than any of the other tried and tested methods.
The problem is that not enough people do work to rule to make any difference to the mail, you know, come back to time, start next day from where you finished the day before, seat belts on all the time, walk up and down paths, instead of cutting accross gardens, just simple things like that would have much more impact than any of the other tried and tested methods.