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Manager on the picket line?

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edwarddaffin
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Manager on the picket line?

Post by edwarddaffin »

Ah after eight hours on the picket line today it certainly felt good to get home and put my feet up. The highlight of the day for me today though was when our manager (who for some strange reason is still a member of the CWU) joined us on the picket line and even allowed me to photgraph him in situ. This may have seemed somewhat insignifcant to him, however, in the photo he looks quite content on the line maybe even to the point where he looks like he is supporting us! Now I'm sure a good bo*****ing is on the cards for him if it is seen by his boss, and what I would like you guys to do is maybe advise me on where to send it.
ROCKY
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Post by ROCKY »

dont if he goes you could wind upwith a right ?anker instead
edwarddaffin
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Post by edwarddaffin »

He is a right *anker
catshole
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Post by catshole »

our manager came outside for a fag and got tricked into having his photo took on the picket line he was not very happy :nana
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ROCKY
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Post by ROCKY »

oh dear what a shame
Fluke
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Post by Fluke »

ur manager came outside for a fag and got tricked into having his photo took on the picket line he was not very happy nana
LOL, They really are a a bunch of chimps, with room temperature IQ's.
dave7634
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Re: Manager on the picket line?

Post by dave7634 »

edwarddaffin wrote:Ah after eight hours on the picket line today it certainly felt good to get home and put my feet up. The highlight of the day for me today though was when our manager (who for some strange reason is still a member of the CWU) joined us on the picket line and even allowed me to photgraph him in situ. This may have seemed somewhat insignifcant to him, however, in the photo he looks quite content on the line maybe even to the point where he looks like he is supporting us! Now I'm sure a good bo*****ing is on the cards for him if it is seen by his boss, and what I would like you guys to do is maybe advise me on where to send it.
I was told today on 'the line' that a manager is supposed to be present on it with you. Dunno how true this is though.
The Postal Avenger
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Post by The Postal Avenger »

I believe there has to be a manager present if anyone's trying to get in to the office to work. Don't know if there has to be one there all the time though.
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cruisey
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Post by cruisey »

My DUM's to scared to come out of the building
bigsharkboy
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Post by bigsharkboy »

catshole wrote:our manager came outside for a fag and got tricked into having his photo took on the picket line he was not very happy :nana
was bloody funny though never seen a manager move so fast he was standing right next to the union sign as well
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turkeyboy
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Post by turkeyboy »

as i understand it ,when staff become management on a permant basis they can no longer be members of the cwu .
vigilante
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kick em out

Post by vigilante »

turkeyboy wrote:as i understand it ,when staff become management on a permant basis they can no longer be members of the cwu .

Even if they are acting kick the b******s out, we know where their loyalties lie :mad
Jonboy
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Re: Manager on the picket line?

Post by Jonboy »

dave7634 wrote:
edwarddaffin wrote:Ah after eight hours on the picket line today it certainly felt good to get home and put my feet up. The highlight of the day for me today though was when our manager (who for some strange reason is still a member of the CWU) joined us on the picket line and even allowed me to photgraph him in situ. This may have seemed somewhat insignifcant to him, however, in the photo he looks quite content on the line maybe even to the point where he looks like he is supporting us! Now I'm sure a good bo*****ing is on the cards for him if it is seen by his boss, and what I would like you guys to do is maybe advise me on where to send it.
I was told today on 'the line' that a manager is supposed to be present on it with you. Dunno how true this is though.
Hi dave next time give hima banner to hold and then photograph him!
Jonboy
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elephant18
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Ed's Opinion

Post by elephant18 »

Hi Ed I have just joined this forum and by the nature of your pathetic posts It seems to me that you seem to be the .anker here

If I had a union rep that was just content to get his manager into trouble etc etc etc I would really begrudge paying my union fees!!

Try working with him and not against him this is why we are in this sort of mess anyway............ what a .ick!!
elephant18
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Where to send the Photo

Post by elephant18 »

I have a good idea where to send the photo but your arse is already full of crap the same as your brain!!