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What percentage of CWU members that will have a vote........

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Just_My_Opinion
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What percentage of CWU members that will have a vote........

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What percentage of CWU members that will have a vote on this agreement work on deliveries? As this is obviously were the majority of no votes will be coming from. Surely there is enough to make an impact if delivery staff stick together. I admire the members in other units that will be voting no but I do think they will be very few and between to be totally honest.
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Re: What percentage of CWU members that will have a vote........

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The Royal Mail and CWU are working together to get a YES vote thats a fact.
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Dogs of War wrote:The Royal Mail and CWU are working together to get a YES vote thats a fact.

And another stark fact sister Dogs of War is that regardless on what Royal Mail and the CWU are doing or what individual branches are recommending to their branch members it will be decided at the ballot box by the CWU membership, that is those that actually take the time to complete their individual ballot paper unspoilt and returned.
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Re: What percentage of CWU members that will have a vote........

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When you go into work all you ear is the rep going on about a yes vote then the boss has his turn. The ballot box will not make a difference pay cuts and longer saturdays are coming rather we like it are not.
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Re: What percentage of CWU members that will have a vote........

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Just_My_Opinion wrote:What percentage of CWU members that will have a vote on this agreement work on deliveries? As this is obviously were the majority of no votes will be coming from. Surely there is enough to make an impact if we delivery staff stick together. I admire the members in other units that will be voting no but I do think they will be very few and between to be totally honest.
Don't kid yourself that there about people in deliveries voteing yes.....plenty will.
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Re: What percentage of CWU members that will have a vote........

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belle smith wrote:
Just_My_Opinion wrote:What percentage of CWU members that will have a vote on this agreement work on deliveries? As this is obviously were the majority of no votes will be coming from. Surely there is enough to make an impact if we delivery staff stick together. I admire the members in other units that will be voting no but I do think they will be very few and between to be totally honest.
Don't kid yourself that there about people in deliveries voteing yes.....plenty will.

Some people can just be bought, huh? Don't realise what there actually sacrificing in return.
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Re: What percentage of CWU members that will have a vote........

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Just_My_Opinion wrote:
belle smith wrote:
Just_My_Opinion wrote:What percentage of CWU members that will have a vote on this agreement work on deliveries? As this is obviously were the majority of no votes will be coming from. Surely there is enough to make an impact if we delivery staff stick together. I admire the members in other units that will be voting no but I do think they will be very few and between to be totally honest.
Don't kid yourself that there about people in deliveries voteing yes.....plenty will.

Some people can just be bought, huh? Don't realise what there actually sacrificing in return.
And they will be the first to complain when they are told to do what is in the agreement.