It's his nom de plume (and username on rmc), and it's at the top of the article.belle smith wrote:eh is he okay with you telling everyone?
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the press and a no vote
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baldrick
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belle smith
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Didn't notice it at the top of the article.baldrick wrote:It's his nom de plume (and username on rmc), and it's at the top of the article.belle smith wrote:eh is he okay with you telling everyone?
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goinpostal
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The media always slate strikers. Look at what they are saying about civil servants in the PCS on strike - gold plated pensions and cushty jobs. If we want to get our message across we can.
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Yes but what would a no vote achieve - I would imagine RM will not be interested in getting back round the table, so what do we do - nothing where RM go back to imposing change through EA etc or back on strike..??We are not talking about going back on strike we are talking about rejecting a pay deal.
You're obviously out of touch with real life. What the public think does matter, without public support our cause would be extremely hard work. With it and it adds extra weight to our arguement.Who gives a flying F#CK what the public thinks, they should try the job