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Northern Ireland to strike Monday 23rd..

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Northern Ireland to strike Monday 23rd..

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all N.I branches out this Monday 23rd July..
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Re: Northern Ireland to strike Monday 23rd..

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madelin4 wrote:all N.I branches out this Monday 23rd July..
All the best to our brothers and sisters in NI. Any chance of nipping over the border and seeing if there's any support from AnPost while you're at it? :wink:
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Looks like they are gearing up for action as well:

http://www.sbpost.ie/breakingnews/ireland/mhkfideyojau/

ircom bosses meet CWU in effort to avert industrial action 11/07/2007 - 07:26:18

Management at eircom is due to meet the Communications Workers Union today in an effort to avoid industrial action.

Workers have voted overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action for the first time in 30 years following the company's refusal to implement a 2% pay increase due under the social partnership process.

However, unions have agreed to hold off on serving strike notice pending today's talks with management.

The CWU says the company must commit to paying the 2% increase without preconditions if industrial action is to be averted.

At present, eircom wants to link the pay increase to work-practice changes, but it says it will put forward a new proposal at today's talks to resolve the stand-off.
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Perhaps we can take action at the same time. An international strike
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TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Perhaps we can take action at the same time. An international strike
I'm all for a bit on international solidarity. I'm no expert on the situation in Eire, but they've also has cuts in their health care and education budgets in the last year or two.
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I SUPPOSE WITH THE RECENT PICTURES OF UNCLES IAN AND MARTIN TOGETHER ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE
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Is the CWU in the Republic of Ireland the same union as the one in the UK?
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Post by baldrick »

No, but it sounds as if their Post Office might be run by Leighton & Crozier (or clones of them).

And Good luck for tomorrow to you all in Northern Ireland!